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Graduated Evangelism Students Encouraged to Serve Rural Communities
A Lutheran Church College is encouraging its graduates to serve rural communities, despite the lack of government services. Amron Lutheran…
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Highlands Region Police Recruiters Discover Cheating in Mt Hagen
The Royal Papua New Guinea Constabulary is seeing very few applicants passing through the recruitment process in the Highlands Region.…
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Former Tax Committee chair, Sir Nagora says, PNG in danger of losing more than 30,000 Jobs
Former PNG Taxation Review Committee Chairman, Sir Nagora Bogan, says the 2017 tax revenue estimation must be thorough. It comes…
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EMTV News – 7th December, 2016
Headlines: Key points of final day of Sydney conference, Chamber welcomes reassurances of Mining Act changes and UN joins voices…
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UN Resident Coordinator, Roy Trivedy On Coal Mining in PNG
Earlier this week EMTV News reported on the heated debate of coal mining in PNG and since then critics have…
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Lae Police make arrests on West Taraka Police Station arsonists
12 suspects allegedly involved in the burning of Lae’s West Taraka Police station on Monday are now in police custody…
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Accessing Resource Industry Financing
The third and last day of the PNG Mining and Petroleum Investment Conference took place today with seminars on project…
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Prison Facilities and Psychiatric Centers Embrace Sustainable Agriculture Programs
The National Agricultural Research Institute in partnership with the Taiwan Technical Mission is encouraging sustainable agriculture programs through food cultivation…
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Laloki Psychiatric Patient, Rex Timu Testifies On Impacts of Agricultural Training
A rehabilitated patient, Rex Timu of Laloki Psychiatric Centre outside of Port Moresby was among other patients who have undergone…
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Lese Ilava Villagers Receive NID Cards and Birth Certificates
Service delivery in Papua New Guinea has, for many years, been based on estimated populations. This was emphasized by the…
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