EDUCATION POLICY NAME CHANGED
By Lethisa KOLOKOL IN ANTICIPATION of the country’s 50th independence anniversary, the Marape Rosso Government has put more emphasis on...
YOUTHS WORK TOGETHER TO PROVIDE CLEAN WATER FOR COMMUNITY
By Martha LOUISE Water is an essential need for life and access to clean water in some parts of Papua...
DEPUTY OPPOSITION LEADER FILES SUPREME COURT REFERENCE ON SECT. 145
By Nigel MADO Deputy Opposition Leader and Member for Chuave has launched legal proceedings to prevent the government from deliberating...
GOLDEN JUBILLE MARKS RESET FOR CENTRAL PROVINCE
By Nigel MADO As Papua New Guinea celebrates its golden jubilee, Central Province Governor Rufina Peter is calling for a...
ALIA AIDPOST TO SERVE 5000 PLUS PEOPLE
By Samuel RAITANO The new Alia Aid Post in East Pangia LLG of Ialibu Pangia District in Southern Highlands Province,...
ONCOLOGY NURSE HIGHLIGHTS CHALLENGES TO RAISE AWARENESS ON CERVICAL CANCER
By Vonu LIBITINO Ten women are currently undergoing chemotherapy (chemo) treatment for cervical cancer at the Port Moresby General Hospital...
NAMBAWAN SUPER SUPPORTS TEACHERS DURING DEDICATION SERVICE
Nambawan Super Limited (NSL) this week, joined over 2,500 teachers at the Sioni Kami Memorial Church in the National Capital...
ALIA AID POST TAKING SHAPE
By Samuel RAITANO The people of remote Alia region in the East-Pangia Local Level Government of the Ialibu-Pangia District, Southern...
REMOTE SCHOOLS TO RECEIVE HIGHER FUNDING THAN URBAN SCHOOLS:DEKENA
THE Education Minister Lucas Dekena has recently announced that remote schools in the country will receive higher funding than town...
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT AWARDED VEHICLE
By Sharon AGAVI Paradise High School in Port Moresby celebrated the achievement of one of its students, Miss Tamaso Pavos,...