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Parliament staff strike for first time in history
Today marked the first time in history for the Commonwealth parliamentary services staff to go on strike
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Accommodation woes for team Milne Bay
A day before the opening of the PNG Games and team Milne Bay is struggling to settle down
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PIE Corp buys 19.9 per cent of Kina Petroleum shares
Phil Mulacek, founder of InterOil Corporation, has re-entered the resource sector in Papua New Guinea
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EU: Ground breaking to commence for new teacher colleges
The European Union (EU) is funding the building of classrooms and dormitories at teacher colleges through its Human Resources Development…
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PNG doctors encouraged to serve in rural areas
For the first time in PNG, doctors will be able to attain specialist training in rural medicine. This is part…
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GOC responsible for technical officials for 2015 Pacific Games
The 2015 Pacific Games Committee made clear the responsibility of providing Technical Officials for the Games.
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PNG Games: No mercy for lawbreakers
Lae's Metropolitan Superintendent Iven Lakatani has issued a stern warning to possible troublemakers that police will have no mercy on…
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Asia-Pacific Rainforest Summit: PNG calls for illegal logging assistance
The Asia-Pacific Rainforest Summit, hosted in Sydney, Australia, kicked off on Tuesday with an aim to assess international perspectives and…
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Komo-Magarima linked through roads
The people of Komo-Magarima in Hela Province will now be linked through the construction of two major road projects in…
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Minister Tabar Hails Antigua And Barbuda Government’s Innovative ICT Programme
Mining Minister Byron Chan and Minister for Higher Education, Research, Science and Technology Malakai Tabar together with two Local Level…
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