Article Views: 220 By HELEN TARAWA POLICE have clarified that an ammunition stockpile awaiting clearance in Australia for Papua New Guinea has nothing to do with security arrangements for the […]

Article Views: 125 By Naomi Wenambo SAINT Charles Lwanga Secondary School is leading with 759 points as school debaters prepared for the next round in the Em Stret School challenge. […]

Article Views: 132 COMMONWEALTH countries have agreed to enhance their efforts to deal with the threats posed by the spread of malaria particularly in developing nations. Prime Minister Peter O’Neill […]

Article Views: 115 By PETER ESILA AT least 130 women from Henganofi in Eastern Highlands are volunteering to provide care to mothers and babies at a household level. This was […]

Article Views: 114 DIGICEL Foundation is celebrating its 10 years of delivering services in the country which have benefitted people in rural and remote areas. Foundation chief executive officer Beatrice […]

Article Views: 146 VELA Konivaro has been sworn back in as the Clerk of Parliament after a court ruled last Friday that his suspension in 2014 was wrong. Parliament Speaker […]

Article Views: 154 By LUKE KAMA SAM Akoitai has been sworn in by Speaker Job Pomat as the new Central Bougainville MP after a recount of votes from the 2017 […]

Article Views: 105 The United Church and the Australian government celebrates 50 years of their Church Partnership Programme (CPP) on Wednesday in Port Moresby. The focus of the programme was […]

Article Views: 102 By MARK HAIHUIE ABOUT K800 million is owed by Telikom PNG to a commercial bank, which is an issue the Government is trying to manage in the […]

Article Views: 94 By EREBIRI ZURENUOC and JIMMY KALEBE A MANUFACTURER of plastics and rubber wares in Lae says they have been given very little notice by the Government to […]