CHAOS AT EMBOGO SECONDARY SCHOOL
It was a scene of chaos this morning at the Embogo Secondary School in the Northern province when some students turned and attacke
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PARLIAMENTARY COMMITTEE DELIBERATES OVER FACEBOOK SHUTDOWN
The Chairman of the Permanent Parliamentary Committee on Communications, Marsh Narewec, has assured the country that democracy rem
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FACEBOOK RESTRICTIONS REMOVED| MANNING
Police Commissioner David Manning has announced the removal of Facebook restrictions after an anti- terrorism operation resulted i
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PNG & NZ SIGN STATEMENT OF PARTNERSHIP
The Papua New Guinea Prime Minister James Marape and his counterpart, New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon, signed the ref
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THERE WILL BE NO PROTEST TOMORROW| ACP TURI
The Commander for the National Capital District (NCD) and Central provinces, Acting Assistant Commissioner of Police Ben Turi, is
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MARAPE DEPARTS FOR NZ TO STRENGTHEN BILATERAL RELATIONS
Prime Minister James Marape departed this morning for an official visit to New Zealand.
The visit aims to strengthen Papua New
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SOCIAL MEDIA SHUTDOWN A SUCCESFUL TEST| MINISTER TSIAMALILI
The shutdown of certain social media platforms yesterday was all a test by the National Government to assess its capability to con
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NSL MEMBERS RECEIVE OVER 10% INTEREST CREDIT RATE
Nambawan Super Limited (NSL) today has announced a record-high Net Profit After Tax of K1.1 billion as part of its financial resul
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YOUTH RESOURCE WEEK EXPECTING A HUGE TURN OUT
The inaugural Youth Resource Week has seen an overwhelming response, with thousands of young people in Port Moresby turning up to
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MURDER SUSPECT OF LINA NUMBALIHI APPREHENDED IN WEWAK
Wewak Police have apprehended the Papua New Guinea Defense Force (PNGDF) Member, Private Mileng Kapli, responsible for
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PM REASSURES ENGA GOVERNOR ON PORGERA MINE & CDA PROGRESS
Prime Minister James Marape has reaffirmed the Government’s commitment to finalizing the Community Development Agreement (CDA) f
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INMATES ESCAPE FROM POLICE HOLDING CELL IN LAE
Nineteen (19) escapees are still at large in the Morobe province following a daring escape from a police station in the city of La
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