By JACKLYN SIRIAS SEXUAL attacks on children remain a concern in Port Moresby as police continue to receive reports everyday, National Capital District Metropolitan Superintendent Perou N’Dranou says. He said […]

MOROBE police commander Supt Augustine Wampe wants vehicle owners to ensure their vehicles are roadworthy before driving them on public roads. Wampe made this call yesterday following a number of […]

A fight broke out resulting in a teacher sustaining serious injuries after he allegedly bashed up youths he suspected were having an affair with his girlfriend in Milne Bay, acting […]

Education authorities in West New Britain have warned grade 12 students not to enrol at the Carl Teachers’ College in Kimbe because it has not yet received government approval. Guidance […]

The Papua New Guinea University of Technology (Unitech) held its orientation yesterday to welcome its first-year students. The new students were welcomed inside at Duncanson Hall by members of the […]

Transparency International (TIPNG) has launched three new campaigns to commemorate their 21st anniversary. The Papua New Guinea chapter of the civil society organisation was founded on January 27, 1997. To […]

By Rebecca Kuku A PASTOR and his family are asking the National Housing Corporation to stop their eviction from a property in Port Moresby which they had been occupying for […]

A POLICE officer has been charged with two counts of assault after his wife lodged a complaint with the Family Sexual Violence Unit in Boroko, Port Moresby, last October. National […]

By JACKLYN SIRIAS THE villagers of Gereva in Rigo district, Central, are doing citrus farming to earn a living. The village, a three-hour drive from Port Moresby, has a population […]