Day: August 7, 2019
Boatman Lamsing plies his trade
Article Views: 672 By HELEN TARAWA M ATTHEW Lamsing from Malie Island, Lihir, New Ireland is an experienced dinghy operator and entrepreneur who owns four boats. Growing up on an island […]
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Article Views: 429 Lot sixty goods Vendors at the Boroko market are greeted every morning by a gentleman speaking through a hailer. In laying down the ground rules he said […]
Lawyer gets award for documenting local language
Article Views: 525 GERTRUDE Tamade Elai hails from Taemigidu village, Nawaeb, in Morobe. A lawyer by profession, she completed a masters in law at the University of Melbourne in 2015 […]
Fruit picking launched
Article Views: 1,415 By JAMES GUMUNO CHIMBU’s first seasonal workers programme has been launched to give a chance to its people, especially school dropouts, to earn money from fruit picking […]
Students told to pursue opportunities
Article Views: 580 STUDENTS taking up various studies at Career Flexible Open Distant Education (Fode) Centre at Paragon, outside Goroka, Eastern Highlands, were told to believe in themselves to advance […]
Inter-school comp ends
Article Views: 393 THE 2019 Institute of Business Studies College of Tvet Math/IT Inter-School Competition hosted its final for grade 12s with six students given awards last Friday. The three-round […]
Training facility provides opportunity to upgrade qualifications
Article Views: 475 By ELIAS LARI THE Pacific Leadership Training Institute (PLTI) now has a new training facility at the Holy Trinity Teachers College in Mt Hagen, Western Highlands. College […]
WITNESS
Article Views: 357 On Aug 2, contractors at the Red Sea Barracks in Bomana, Port Moresby, began work to address the back up of sewerage. During FM100’s Talk Back Show […]
Support for Lahanis
Article Views: 332 CONGRATULATIONS to the coaching staff, players, management and sponsor of the Bintangor Goroka Lahanis for being in the final four for the 2019 Digicel Cup competition. You […]
Letters in brief
Article Views: 263 Aust relationship: The Australian government’s current Pacific pivot is not out of altruistic concern for development of the Pacific island countries and their people. It’s doing what […]