Day: January 23, 2018
Roadblocks to monitor motorist
Article Views: 675 Roadblocks would be set up at random locations along the four Highways of Central to ensure that motorist follow traffic laws, according to Central Province Transport Authority […]
PMV overloading a concern
Article Views: 482 Police Traffic Director, Joe Joseph, has expressed concern over the increase in PMV overloading in the roads and highways of Central. He said since overloading was an […]
Boost in Apec operations
Article Views: 550 By Urshula Jim Under the Papua New Guinea–Australian PolicingPartnership (PNG-APP), the 4–Mile traffic have received new infrastructure, motorbikes and vehicles. It was a big improvement for the […]
Plans to improve transport sector
Article Views: 486 The Department of Transport has outlines plans to provide effective policy responses, improved monitoring of implementation, and by making the necessary legislative and institutional reforms that will […]
New ports manager outlines plans for Lea and Motukea Island
Article Views: 1,441 A new player is now managing facilities at Papua New Guinea’s two major ports Lae and Motukea Island and it is aiming high. Ted Muttiah, Director, Asia-Pacific, […]
WITNESS
Article Views: 434 These workers were seen collecting rubbish floating in the sea off Waterfront, in Downtown, Port Moresby.
police promotion a concern
Article Views: 352 There have been too many criticisms about conduct of policemen in the country being published in the media in recent times. This publicity reflects bad management at […]
Explain the cause of delay
Article Views: 427 Since 2015 I have been going to the Police Savings and Loans Society to withdraw from my savings several times. Their counter attendants continuously give me these […]
Believe in God
Article Views: 363 Please allow me space in your paper to write in response to an article titled ‘Pulpit no place to spread hate, fear’ by Jack Drekore Nimkai. You […]
Kato Ottio a shining star
Article Views: 489 Kato Ottio was a shining star to his family, his clan, the entire Motu-Koitabu community and the country at large. He rose to prominence in rugby league […]