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Climate Change Activist to Brave the Nature Peace Walk
Papua New Guinean climate change activist, Latin N’Drihin, says he will commence an 80-kilometre pilgrimage walk on the eve of…
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Overdue food products still sold in Moresby Shops despite Authority’s Warnings
In January 2017, senior environmental health officer Matthew Laba, who is one of the three health inspectors with the National…
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Lecturer Wants Justice Served Over Police Brutality Case
Francis Essy was a lecturer at the University of Papua New Guinea when he was also badly beaten up by…
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Kiap Opposes the Campaign Idea of Basic Services Provision
No country in the world has been developed by members of parliament (MPs) providing basic services, Lucas Kiap told the…
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Women Must Vote
“The people have more power than they think, and it’s a good thing to go out and actually vote for…
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The Weekend Warm Up: Part 1 – Round 13
After a magnificent spectacle of near perfect football in what has to be one of the best opening State of…
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Milne Bay Students Union Raise Funds to Assist High School
Previous fundraising efforts by MBSU was to raise funds to support the Union in carrying out education and awareness programs…
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Coffee Thrives Despite Vanila Hype in East Sepik Province
East Sepik’s annual production for the past ten years has settled on an average of 1,459 green bean bags
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National Narcotics Bureau: Use of illicit drugs still a major issue
“It is a very big problem and we the leaders of today cannot turn a blind eye to this issue.…
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Having An Online Presence During Election
I am not the only one that turns to the internet for information on vendors and basically any question that…
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