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"One day you will go out": Sia urges inmates to rehabilitate during visit (opens the original)
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The Eastern Highlands provincial Member of Parliament, Simon Sia, has not forgotten the inmates in the province as the country prepares to celebrate its 51st independence anniversary. Accompanied by his support staff led by the provincial electoral officer, Nathan Mote, Mr Sia paid them a surprise visit at Bundaira Correctional Institute in Obura-Wonenara, less than 20 minutes drive from the government station of Kainantu district, with a truckload of food rations comprising cartons of lamb flap
Beli assumes duty as Eastern Highlands police boss (opens the original)
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Chief Superintendent, Albert Beli, has taken over the Eastern Highlands provincial police command. The Goroka based police personnel, led by the Goroka police station commander, senior inspector Josephine Kumai, along with six commissioned police officers, have welcomed chief supt Beli as the new provincial police commander in a parade yesterday. 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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We pay homage to our cultural heritage, the source of our strength. We pledge to build a democratic society based on justice, equality, respect and prosperity for our people. We pledge to stand together as one people, one nation, one country. God bless Papua New Guinea.” In case we forget. Getting into traditional costumes for a singsing in the city is a real nightmare for many people, especially parents who have children in schools. At every independence celebration or cultural day in schools,
Superannuation for All: Every hardworking Papua New Guinean deserves a comfortable retirement (opens the original)
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Securing a comfortable retirement should be achievable for every hardworking Papua New Guinean. Whether employed in the public or private sector, working for a small business, self-employed, or earning an income in the informal economy, everyone should have access to superannuation. Speaking on behalf of Nasfund CEO Rajeev Sharma at the recent Papua New Guinea Trade Union Congress (PNGTUC) and International Labour Organization (ILO) partnership workshop, Nasfund Head of Marketing and Stakeholder
Birth registration breakthrough at Mount Hagen Hospital (opens the original)
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Mothers at Mount Hagen Provincial Hospital received official birth certificates today in an inaugural presentation by the Papua New Guinea Civil and Identity Registry, Western Highlands Provincial Health Authority, and UNICEF, securing newborns' legal identities by integrating birth registration into healthcare services. Choose from one of the two payment options below to continue reading and gain access to all Post Courier articles.
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