BOUGAINVILLE LEADERS PUSH BACK AS NAMAH QUESTIONS INDEPENDENCE PATH
BY NIGEL MADO Bougainville leaders have defended the region's independence aspirations following remarks in Parliament by Vanimo-Green MP Belden Namah...
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AITON TO BLEED DEBUTANT WORINU
BY BENJAMIN KOITAKA After two consecutive weekends of rest, the PNG Hunters are back on the paddock, doing what they...
TABUBIL-GOLGUBIP ROAD PROGRESS REACHES IMIKABIP VILLAGE IN WESTERN
BY MARTINA TEKENANG The Tabubil-to-Golgubip road project in Papua New Guinea’s Western Province has progressed more than 10 kilometers that...
LLG PRESIDENT CALLS FOR AGRICULTURE AS ROAD ISOLATION ENDS
BY MARTINA TEKENANG Communities are now being urged to invest more in agriculture as the Tabubil to Golgubip road now...
PNGCE FOCUSSING ON PHOTO ELECTORAL ROLL
BY BENJAMIN KOITAKA The photo Electoral Roll remains the top agenda & priority for PNG Electoral Commission as they continue...
PNG CHIEFS LAND ROOSTERS VERSITILE FORWARD WATSON
BY BENJAMIN KOITAKA PNG Chief have confirmed the signing of Sydney Roosters versality Connor Watson on a two-year deal, starting...
NOCFS LAUNCHES STANDARD TO IMPROVE OUT-OF-HOME CARE FOR KIDS
The National Office for Child and Family Services, since the approval of the standard procedure in approving, licensing, regulating and...
MINISTER MARU CHALLENGES DEPARTMENT
BY RAYLEEN WANJIMAN Minister for International Trade and Investment, Richard Maru, has challenged officers of the Department of International Trade...
TNDDA ORDERED TO PAY FOR MAINTAINANCE
By BENJAMIN KOITAKA A National Court in Waigani has ordered Tambul-Nebilyer District Development Authority (TNDDA) and its Chief Executive Officer...
COMMITTEE PUSH FOR REFORMS IN INFORMAL ECONOMY
BY LETHISA KOLOKOL The Informal Economy Sectoral Committee held its first stakeholder meeting today at the Crowne Hotel in Port...
