Category: Main Stories
Remarkable Anzac tale
By GYNNIE KERO THIS picture tells a rather strange but moving tale that blends a wartime story of tragedy, romance, bravery and faithfulness. Australian James Walker is (seen above) before […]
Let God’s word guide you: Pastor
By DYLAN MURRAY and SAMANTHA KATI A WORLD church leader has called on the leaders of Papua New Guinea to carry out their duties guided by the Word of God. […]
PM lauds peacekeepers of Biage
Prime Minister James Marape has commended the Biage people of Northern (Oro) for the significant role they played in World War II up to today. Marape said this at an […]
5 more killed in Sialum
By JIMMY KALEBE FOUR men and a woman were killed yesterday at Sialum’s Kanome Station in Tewai-Siassi, Morobe as warring villages tried to attack the station, police say. Police report […]
Top two students awarded
TWO students, Carlynne Dina Sialis and Emmanuel Kose, have topped the University of Papua New Guinea’s School of Humanities and Social Science (SHSS) to become recipients of the Executive Dean’s […]
Country in more debt, says O’Neill
IAN Ling-Stuckey has welcomed billions of Kina worth of loan as a treasury minister over the past three years, according to former prime minister and Ialibu-Pangia MP Peter O’Neill. O’Neill […]
Tabubil repatriations near end
A repatriation exercise in Tabubil which started last year is nearing completion, say police. Assistant police commissioner, borders, Peter Philip said they are winding down the last phase of the […]
Minister sees S’pore as key
SINGAPORE presents itself as an opportunity for Papua New Guineans to learn from the fastest-growing nation in the Asia Pacific region, a cabinet minister says. Foreign Affairs Minister Justin Tkatchenko, […]
By-election upheld
By BEVERLY PETER THE Supreme Court in Port Moresby yesterday upheld a National Court decision for a by-election for the Aitape-Lumi seat in West Sepik. A polling scheduled to that […]
A long jungle walk to remember
By GYNNIE KERO and CHARLES MOI PRIME Minister James Marape and his Australian counterpart Anthony Albanese completed their two-day walk along the Kokoda track, arriving at Isurava in Northern after […]