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China's influence in PNG to increase with concessional loan package
A large concessional loan package currently being negotiated between Papua New Guinea and China is expected to increase China’s influence…
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Constitutional Law Reform Commission settles in new location
After moving offices four times, the Constitutional Law Reform Commission (CLRC) hopes it can now settle down and do some…
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Court dismissed Danaya's Case
The committal court yesterday dismissed the conspiracy and fraud case against former Western Province governor Dr. Bob Danaya. Almost a…
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Lam: Bigger stadium needed to seat spectators
Kumuls Coach, Adrian Lam says a bigger stadium is needed to seat spectators at future Rugby League matches. Followers would…
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Marape welcomes court petition against his win
Finance Minister and Member for Tari-Pori James has welcomed the court petition sought against his election win. The election petition…
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Mental illness affects 75% of youths
“There is no Health without Mental Health,” this was the catch line on the first day of the “Changing Futures…
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National Education Board approves fee increase for TVET institutions
Students attending Technical Vocational Education and Training (TVET) institutions will pay an additional 3 hundred kina for the 2013 Academic…
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Bundi Road to open in December
In the Madang Province, the Bundi station road will be opened by December this year. A ground breaking ceremony was…
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Pacific Countries urges PNG to manage resources at country-level
A message to Papua New Guinea by countries in the Pacific region. As owners of 98% of the regions land-based…
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Enga to emphasise on Health
After a 16 year successful Policy on Education, the Enga Provincial Government has now decided to place more emphasis on…
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