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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
Steamships Ship management and Australia Awards PNG renew commitment to women in maritime (opens the original)
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Steamships Ship Management (SSM) has announce the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Tetra Tech Development Pty Ltd, delivery partner of the Australia Awards PNG Program, reaffirming a long-standing commitment to creating maritime career pathways for Papua New Guinean (PNG) women. Choose from one of the two payment options below to continue reading and gain access to all Post Courier articles.
Fiji’s HIV crisis is a syringe crisis and the fix is sitting on a pharmacy shelf (opens the original)
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In January 2025, Fiji’s Minister for Health Dr Ratu Atonio Lalabalavu declared a national HIV outbreak. New case notifications rose twelvefold in seven years, from 131 in 2018 to 1,583 in 2024. Modelled estimates put the real number of people living with HIV at about 6,100, meaning more than 40 percent of those infected do not know it. Of patients who started antiretroviral therapy in 2024 and for whom exposure data were recorded, 48 percent named injecting drug use as their primary route of inf
Law Society launches new website to boost transparency public public access (opens the original)
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The Papua New Guinea Law Society has officially launched its new website today, a move that aims to boost transparency, public access and accountability within the legal profession. The website, www.pnglawsociety.org.pg, went live after overcoming administrative and legal delays and now serves as the primary source of truth for the Society. Choose from one of the two payment options below to continue reading and gain access to all Post Courier articles.
Pacific Civil Society to Global Powers: The Pacific is an ocean of peace, not a battleground (opens the original)
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The Pacific Ocean is far more than a strategic waterway; it is the foundation of our cultures, identities, livelihoods, and futures. It sustains our communities, connects our islands, and underpins our sovereignty and self-determination. Yet today, our ocean is increasingly being treated as a theatre for geopolitical competition, where strategic interests are too often prioritised over the rights, well-being, and aspirations of Pacific peoples. The Pacific Regional Non-Governmental Organisations
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