YOUNG SHANELLE READY TO LEARN & CONTRIBUTE TO MVIL’S SUCCESS
Young 24-year-old Shanelle Rahman, a recent graduate of the University of Papua New Guinea (UPNG) with a bachelor's degree in human resources
CENSORSHIP BOARD SUPPORTS YUMI FM PNG MUSIK AWARDS
The Office of the Censorship Board has come onboard as a sponsor for the upcoming YUMI FM PNG Musik Awards, showing its commitment to the growth and
MVIL LAUNCHES INAUGURAL INTERNSHIP PROGRAM FOR GRADUATES
Motor Vehicle Insurance Limited (MVIL) today launched its Inaugural Internship Program with the first 12 Interns as the pioneers, at MVIL head office
CRUST BY 77 OPENS DOORS
Residents in Port Moresby should be glad to know that the city’s food scene has just got an upgrade.Yesterday evening, May 17, 2026, Crust by 77
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NCDPHA & DPM HOST GESI POLICY IMPLEMENTATION SESSION
The National Capital District Provincial Health Authority (NCDPHA) and the Department of Personnel Management (DPM) recently hosted a high-level
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LAE BISCUIT SUPPORTS BUK BILONG PIKININI AFTER BREAK-IN
Lae Biscuit Company has donated 90 cartons of biscuits and noodles to Buk Bilong Pikinini at Lae Showground to help replace stolen learning
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PACIFIC COMMUNITY DAY CELEBRATES SHARED HERITAGE
Pacific Community Day took place in Port Moresby, Hubert Murray Stadium on Saturday, May 16th , 2026, bringing together Pacific communities, and
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SOGERI PRIMARY SCHOOL RECEIVES NEW SCHOOL DESKS
The Hiri Koiari District Development Authority (DDA) in Central province, continues to prioritize the education sector, ensuring that schools receive
TRAINING KICKS OFF AT BOMANA NCOE AS DR. PHILIP MITNA CALLS FOR DISCIPLINE
Training for the largest recruit intake in the history of the Royal Papua New Guinea Constabulary officially commenced today, May 18, at the Bomana
PMJM DEMANDS IMMEDIATE ACTION ON K1 BILLION FUEL SUBSIDY CRISIS
Prime Minister James Marape has ordered immediate action to resolve delays in fuel subsidy payments, warning that bureaucratic inefficiency will not
VAKUTA PRIMARY SCHOOL CONTINUES TO FACE INFRASTRUCTRE CHALLENGES
Classes have continued at Vakuta Primary School on Vakuta Island in the Trobriand Islands, Milne Bay Province, despite the impact of Cyclone Myla and
PARKOP CALLS FOR SERIOUS INVESTMENT IN ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
NCD Governor Powes Parkop says Papua New Guinea (PNG) must invest seriously in entertainment and the creative arts, positioning the sector as an
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SP PNG HUNTERS FALL SHORT BY 10 POINTS ON HOME SOIL
The SP PNG Hunters suffered a 20-30 defeat to the Souths Logan Magpies at Santos National Football Stadium on Sunday despite a spirited late comeback
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PM MARAPE WELCOMES NRL STAR CONNOR WATSON
Papua New Guinea’s push to join the National Rugby League in 2028 continues to gather momentum, with Prime Minister James Marape welcoming Sydney
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PNG UNITY GAMES FACES UNCERTAIN FUTURE AMID DELAYS
The Papua New Guinea Unity Games remain in uncertainty despite renewed assurances from organizers that the long-delayed event will proceed in 2026 in
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INJURY TOLL RISES TO 11 FOR SP PNG HUNTERS
The SP PNG Hunters are continuing to deal with a growing injury toll, with 11 players currently sidelined and undergoing treatment, assessment and
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BREAKING: US PRESIDENT RUSHED OFF STAGE, SHOOTER APPREHENDED
The United State President Donald Trump, the First Lady Melania Trump and various members of the cabinet were evacuated at the White House
GUERNSEY WILL MONITOR NIPAH VIRUS SITUATION
The States of Guernsey will continue to monitor cases of Nipah virus reported in India, it has said. Nipah can spread from animals to humans and is
TWITTER TO BE PART OF A PAID SUBSCRIPTION
The New York Times has lost its blue tick on Twitter after it said it would not pay to remain verified. Twitter has started removing verification
FENTANYL- A KILLER DRUG'S TRAIL OF DESTRUCTION
Fentanyl is a deadly, synthetic opioid, 50 times more powerful than heroin. Americans are dying from it at such an alarming rate, that the US has
