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Koloma Maintains Innocence Over Allegations
Head of the National Statistical Office, Roko Koloma called a press conference today after a damning article published in a…
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Walala Compound Needs Road Upgrade
“I am determined that we should sort this out as the residents are equal taxpayers and residents of the city…
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Garden Hills Market Destroyed
This morning, policemen loaded in several police vehicles, got off at the Garden Hills market and destroyed the informal market,…
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Borezi’s Case Adjourned
39-year-old Robin Borezi was apprehended by Lae Police in January and was charged with rape, deprivation of liberty and two…
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6 Mile Cop Shop: All is Calm and Well
The Six Mile bus stop area has been known for various petty theft and harassment of women, but now, the…
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Catholic Bishops urge a sea of political change to avoid destructive climate change
30th April, Federation of Catholic Bishops’ Conferences of Oceania – by Cardinal John Ribat MSC The Federation of Catholic Bishops’…
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Six Bakers to Participate at the Flame Cake Bake Show this Sunday
The idea behind the show is to give opportunity to ordinary people who enjoy baking to showcase their techniques and…
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Working together for Gender Equality and Women’s Empowerment in Papua New Guinea
The fourth Pacific Women Annual Learning Workshop opened today, providing an important opportunity for engagement and discussion on gender equality…
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School Inspectors and Education Officers benefit from School Learning Improvement Plan training
'Together for Education' recently held a three day Training of Trainers workshop for thirty education officers and school inspectors from…
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T-Mobile, Sprint say $26 billion deal would give U.S. tech lead over China
(Reuters) - T-Mobile US Inc and Sprint Corp said on Sunday they had agreed to a $26 billion all-stock deal…
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