NRI: Monopoly on rice bad for PNG consumers
THE National Research Institute says the creation of a rice monopoly by the proposed commercial rice farm in Central province will be detrimental to the
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NBPOL invests in students
NEW Britain Palm Oil Ltd is the first corporate sponsor to pay in full fees for its sponsored students at the PNG University of Natural
Namah pressures forest board
FOREST Minister Belden Namah, who is also the deputy prime minister, has pressured the National Forest Board to award a concession in Middle Ramu to
Loko blames red tape for breaches
SUSPENDED Telikom chief executive officer Peter Loko admits that a regulation covering financial dealings had been broken but laid the blame on red tape and
Locals demand probe into death of eels, fish
A GROUP of villagers have found dead fish and eels floating on the Markham River and want authorities to investigate.And they have blocked off the
Kerr focusd on helping rugby get structure right
RECENTLY appointed PNG rugby union administrator Simon Kerr says he is looking forward to helping the game develop in the country but stressed the need
ESP athletes backed for Games
THE national government has committed K1 million to support more Sepik athletes in the 2012 PNG Games thanks to East Sepik Governor Peter Wararu. THE