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A local claims his business was buried in the landslide
It’s been 7 days since the massive landslide occurred in Mulitaka in Enga Province on 24th May.
PNGAAA Milne Bay chapter books help continues
More books have arrived in Alotau for schools that need them in Milne Bay, an initiative of the PNG Australia Alumni Awards Milne Bay Chapter.
Rugby League program gradually changing behavior of students
The PNG League Bilong Laif program is having a positive impact on Gerehu Primary School with improved student behavior.
Grade 10’s nationwide will sit their national written expression exam next Thursday
More than 80,000 grade 10 students from 489 high and secondary schools nationwide will sit their national written expression exam next week.
Rigo Rice project receives K24.4m funding for expansion
Papua New Guinea’s first transformative commercial rice farming has received a lift to expand its capacity with funding from the National Planning Department.
Shop owner in Port Moresby arrested for selling school textbooks
A shop owner was arrested and charged for selling textbooks in Port Moresby.
Road works start to connect Porgera Valley to the main highway
Road works to reconnect the Porgera Valley to Enga's Provincial capital by road, started today.
British helping hand arrive
More assistance from the United Kingdom for victims of the Multaka landslide arrived on Wednesday evening.
Opposition resubmit notice of motion of no-confidence in Prime Minister James Marape
Douglas Tomuriesa, Opposition Leader and mover of the notice of motion of no-confidence in Prime Minister James Marape has resubmitted a new notice to the office of the parliament speaker.
Notice of Motion of No-Confidence in Prime Minister James Marape did not satisfy all requirements: Parliament Speaker
The Notice of Motion of No-Confidence in Prime Minister James Marape failed to meet all the requirements.