Banz Police seizes a military issued hand-grenade and Marijuana Garden in Banz Jiwaka Province. Banz Police under the command of Acting Provincial Police Commander Jiwaka Chief Inspector Laimo Asi, recently arrested and detained two suspects in possession of a military-grade grenad in Banz. According to Chief Inspector Asi the arrests were acted on a tip-off and maintained surveillance before arresting the suspects in Bans main market at 6pm on Friday 10th January. The grenade was delivered to military officials at the PNG Defence Force establishment in Kerowil for safe keeping, while the suspects were detained at the Banz Police Station…
Author: E'lle- Gore YASI
The Leg-2 Round 1 in the Rigo Rice Cup kicked off with an electrifying clash with the Darebo Mix Dogs edging out a 4-point margin over the Baruni Eagles. The Darebo Mix Dogs edged out a narrow victory, defeating the Eagles by a 24-20 in a high-energy game that kept fans on the edge of their seats. The Mix Dogs started strong in the first half, with David Veao scoring an early try in the 11th minute, followed by a try from Koki Tam. They continued their momentum in the second half with tries from Nom Killy, Danis Misria, and…
The Leg-1 Semi-Finals of the KCK Rigo Rice Cup, originally scheduled for today, have been postponed to Saturday, 11th January 2025. Due to field conditions with line marking, tournament officials made this difficult decision under the management of KCK Rigo Rice Cup Chief Executive Officer (CEO) McSteve Polly. The decision to postpone aims to ensure the safety and optimal playing conditions for all teams involved. The updated schedule for Leg One Semi-Finals and Preliminary Finals will be communicated once necessary preparations are completed. All Semi-Final and Preliminary Final games will still take place at Bava Park Field 2. The postponement…
Kundiawa Police welcomed Superintendent Mazuc Rubiang today as the new Simbu Provincial Police Commander (PPC) this Wednesday, January 8th, 2025. Today, in the center of Kundiawa Town, Superintendent Rubiang was welcomed with a parade where he addressed his officers and the public, outlining his plans as the new police chief of the province. PPC Rubiang is no stranger to Kundiawa Prior to serving 30 in the province before transferring to other locations, in his Police Career. Residents from across all districts outside Kundiawa Town came together to celebrate and Honor their native son, who, after 30 years of dedicated service…
The Tobalu WRL claimed the first ever title as the Women’s Cup Grand Final winner over the 6 Mile Tigers in the NCD Governors Cup Women’s Cup Grand Final on Sunday 5th January 2025 at the Hubert Murray Stadium in Port Moresby city. Tobalu dominated the match, defeating their opponents 12-0 in a hard-fought battle that showcased exceptional skills and teamwork. Tobalu WRL secured the championship title through three impressive tries, scored by Velma Locket, Winnie Kasari, and Shendi Dumbu. Despite their efforts, Tobalu was unable to convert any of their tries, but their unyielding defence ensured Six Mile Tigers…
The 8 Mile Settlers claimed the NCD Governor’s Cup 2024-2025 victory after a commanding 22-12 win against the Mountain Bulls in the evening of Sunday 5th January at the Hubert Murray Stadium, Konedobu Port Moresby city. The Settlers showcased their skills and determination, scoring four tries with three successful conversions, while capitalizing on their opponent’s errors. The game kicked off with early dominance from the Elwin Lapan and Peter Bongoro scoring two tries. Slyder Bulu converted both and added a penalty kick to keep the Bulls in contention. However, although the Settlers conceded seven penalties, the Bulls caused ten penalties…
The Six Mile Tigers emerged victorious in the Men’s Plate Grand Final in the 2024 NCD Governor’s Cup, defeating the Geehood Vikings 10-2 in a decisive performance on Sunday. With a final score line that showcased their dominance, the Tigers claimed the title with two well-executed tries and one successful conversion, while the Vikings managed only a penalty. The Tigers’ attacking flair and relentless pace were evident from the start, as they capitalized on opportunities to cross the try line twice. Despite missing one conversion, their overall control of the game was enough to keep the Vikings at bay. The…
The Mono Mutrus Brothers secured a narrow 10-6 victory over the TI Mantas in the Leg-1 third game of the KCK Rigo Rice Cup quarterfinals. The thrilling match saw the Mutrus Brothers overcame a fierce challenge from the resilient JS Coffee-sponsored TI Mantas to book their place in next weekend’s semi-finals. The TI Mantas, known for their determined spirit, fought valiantly but fell short in their bid to progress further in the tournament. Despite their exit, the team displayed admirable sportsmanship and skill, thrilling the fans at the Bava Park with excitement challenging the Mutrus Brothers for their win. For…
Former SP PNG Hunters and Kumuls player Keven Appo, has immediately been let go of by the Bradford Bulls after being charged with a number of offences, including rape. The 25-year-old was charged with rape, sexual assault on a female and two counts of assault on Friday, 3rd of January 2025. “He has been bailed and is due to appear at Bradford Magistrates Court on Monday 6th January 2025,” a West Yorkshire Police spokesperson said. “The charges relate to an investigation by Calderdale District Adult Protection Team following a report made in April 2024.” The Bradford Bulls issued a club…
The Koita Cowboys (KC) advanced to the Leg One (1) Semifinals of the KCK Rigo Rice Cup with a commanding 24-10 victory over the Kagua Woodmen in the Quarter Finals Game 1 at Bava Park in Port Moresby city. The KC proved too strong for the Kagua Woodman, displaying a thrilling combination of speed and precision, solidifying their place as one of the top contenders in Leg 1 of the KCK Rigo Rice. The KC controlled the game from start to finish, merging sharp attacking plays with solid defence. Their pace and creativity consistently outmaneuvered the Kagua Woodmen, who struggled…