Day: June 29, 2021
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Maroons take From a Queensland Maroons fan: The NSW Blues camp is trying hard to deal with the cases of dislocated shoulders caused by too many pats on the back! […]
Three retired officers farewell vessel
By MIRIAM ZARRIGA F OR three retired naval officers, watching the decommissioning of the HMPNGS Buna last Friday in Port Moresby brought back memories of the time they served on the […]
WITNESS
A BUS transporting bags of betel nut from Bogia to Madang town stopped by police on the highway for overloading. Madang police have been advising motorists not to […]
Monitor public servants’ work
IT is common knowledge that our public service is not performing well. Some public servants are on endless sick leave and duty travels. They go to work in the morning […]
Fighting in Lae should stop
TO the settlers living in Busurum and Hunta compounds in Lae, Morobe, please stop fighting. Have some respect for the women and children and the Evangelical Lutheran church of PNG […]
Vote for change
THERE are two forces in this world, good and evil. These forces have been in war since the dawn of time. We have always been in the middle of that […]
Education remains a shared responsibilty
EDUCATING a child is a shared responsibility. That should be understood by everyone who is involved in a child’s learning. Every child has the right to education, but that right […]
UBS inquiry draining funds
HERE is so much excitement and anxiety going on now on the royal commission of inquiry into the loan obtained in 2014 from the Union Bank of Switzerland. Almost every […]
Learn lessons from PMIZ
I WANT to clarify some challenges about the Pacific Maritime Industrial Zone (PMIZ). Despite the negative connotations on the project, the Department of Trade, Commerce and Industry has been operating […]
Develop transport infrastructure
THE Government has been promoting the concept of small to medium enterprises (SMEs) across the country. This, of course, is the way to go. In fact, past governments had that […]