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Northern Region PNGFA Cup qualifier kicks off in Madang (opens the original)
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The Northern Region PNGFA Cup Qualifier has kicked off at Laiwaden Oval in Madang, with 14 teams competing over three days from Monday, September 28, to Wednesday, September 30. The competition includes five women’s teams, with teams from Madang, East Sepik and Morobe taking part in the regional qualifier. Choose from one of the two payment options below to continue reading and gain access to all Post Courier articles.
Drum - Tidbit (opens the original)
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Repaying the loanWhile everyone was out celebrating the country’s 51st Independence Day Anniversary, there were some people who went to work at Lae’s ICTSI Tidal Basin. When asked why? They said, “well, someone has to work hard to repay the outstanding loans (debt) PNG has”. The debts are huge; we urge everyone to do their bit to repay that money. Ela beach noisyEverywhere in Port Moresby, the independence celebration went well and ended well, but not at Ela Beach. The noise level was so bad wel
Peace initiative reaches remote Papua New Guinea tribes (opens the original)
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A grassroots peace initiative led by a joint team of local healthcare workers, international volunteers, and former combatants has reached one of the most isolated villages in Papua New Guinea’s Enga Province. Navigating rough terrain in four-wheel-drive vehicles, the outreach team from Kompiam Hospital and Youth With A Mission (YWAM) Australia reached a remote community that locals reported had not seen outside visitors since the mid-20th century. Choose from one of the two payment options belo
PNG Must build a culture of performance, discipline and accountability (opens the original)
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Prime Minister James Marape said Papua New Guinea must build a culture of performance, discipline and accountability. In his 51st Independence message, PM Marape said Corruption is another form of laziness as it seeks wealth without honest work. “When I say everyone must work it means do honest work. Without honest work, those who steal public money are stealing medicine from our hospitals, books from our children, roads from our farmers and opportunities for our young people. In our next 50 yea
Everyone must work as PNG looks forward to the next 50 years (opens the original)
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There must be no lazy person in Papua New Guinea and everyone must work, says Prime Minster James Marape this morning at the 51st Independence National Flag Raising at the Independence Hill. “There must be no person in our country who is lazy. All of us must work. There must be no room for laziness, complacency, thinking or believing that someone else will help build our country. The Prime Minister must work, Ministers must work and Members of Parliament must work. Provincial and local governmen
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