MINISTER MARU ON PNG INDONESIA RELATIONS
Papua New Guinea need’s to work on developing a very strong, deep, and a robust relationship with Indonesia, says the Minister for International Trade and...
Category : Culture
PROPOSED LAWS AS PRIVATE MEMBER’S BILLS
After a year of attempt and delay, New Ireland Governor Sir Julius Chan is pleased to announce that eight of his proposed bills are now...
READING BOOKS FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN IN CHIMBU
By Samantha Solomon A total of eight hundred cartons of reading books are going to be distributed to all schools in three districts in the...
SCREENING PROCESS BEGINS FOR LUFA DISTRICT TERTIARY STUDENTS SCHOOL FEE ASSISTANCE APPLICANTS
By Mortimer Yangharry The Lufa District Development Authority (LDDA) will subsidize school fees for tertiary students attending tertiary institutions throughout the country. For the past...
MORE DUMP TRUCKS NEEDED TO UPGRADE THE BORDER ROAD IN NORTH FLY
By Jim John A Bulldozer and three more dump trucks are needed to load the gravels to complete work on the border road. Currently, the...
BY ELECTION UPDATE
Electoral Commissioner, Simon Sinai said writs for the 4 by elections in the country will be issued later this month with elections to be conducted...
MARAPE WON VOTE OF CONFIDENCE MOTION, OPPOSITION MPS STORMED OUT.
Papua New Guinea leader of Government Business and Minister for Finance Rainbo Paita had moved a motion of vote of confidence in Prime Minister James...
MP QUERIES LAGAIP DISTRICT NOT BENEFITTING FROM POGERA GOLD MINE
By Mortimer Yangharry Lagaip Open MP Aimos Akem (pictured) is concerned that the Lagaip District in Enga Province has missed out on benefits and proceeds...
PHILIP TALE ELECTED AS NEW MAYOR OF KOKOPO.
By Wasita Royal In a tightly contested election last week, Philip Tale, Ward Member for Ulaulatava Ward, emerged victorious as the new Mayor of Kokopo,...
FROM SCHOOLYARD TO GOLD
By James Guken William’s story in the world of athletics is one of perseverance and triumph. It all began back in 2015 when he was...