In a show of support for the annual Hiri Moale Festival, local print company BizPrint and Scan, a business unit under the Remington Group of companies, has come forward as a sponsor partner. This year marks a significant milestone as the festival celebrates its 50th anniversary, which is dedicated to honouring the Motu Koitabu people's cultures and traditions. Peter Goodwin, CEO of the Remington Group, expressed his enthusiasm for the collaboration, emphasizing the importance of instilling Motu Koitabu culture within the festival. Their contribution of print products goes beyond monetary value, with the goal of commemorating the festival's 50th anniversary. Goodwin compared the opportunity to creating new narratives of unity and pride, echoing the belief that Motu Koitabu tradition pervades every aspect of the festival. BizPrint and Scan's support extends to the provision of critical print materials such as banners, magazines, program booklets, and branding materials required for the festival's success. Molly O'Rourke, Events Coordinator for the Hiri Moale Festival, expressed her enthusiasm for this year's festivities, emphasizing the Motu-Koita people's pride in commemorating five decades of tradition. The Hiri Hahenamo, a major festival highlight, will feature up to ten young women from Motu-Koita villages competing for the coveted 'Miss Hahenamo' title. The reigning Miss Hahenamo, 22-year-old Kimjosh Damuri of Tubuserea village, reflected on her experience, highlighting the opportunity to showcase her culture and embrace new challenges. She encouraged future contestants to seize the opportunity to showcase their heritage, emphasizing the invaluable experiences it provides. As the festival approaches, anticipation mounts for an event that not only celebrates tradition but also serves as a platform for the empowerment of young women in Motu Koitabu communities.