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Coca-Cola Europacific Partners reaffirms deep local roots in historic PNG Chiefs partnership (opens the original)
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Coca-Cola Europacific Partners PNG has underscored its commitment to Papua New Guinea following the announcement of its major Premier Partnership with the PNG Chiefs, framing the deal as a testament to shared identity, community, and nation-building ahead of the club's 2028 NRL debut. Choose from one of the two payment options below to continue reading and gain access to all Post Courier articles.
PNG Chiefs secure Coca-Cola Europacific Partners as major sleeve sponsor for Chiefs (opens the original)
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The Papua New Guinea Chiefs have taken another milestone step toward their 2028 National Rugby League (NRL) debut, officially announcing Coca-Cola Europacific Partners (CCEP) PNG as a Premier Partner. Under the multi-year agreement starting immediately, the iconic Coca-Cola logo will feature prominently on the sleeves of the men’s NRL playing jersey starting in the 2028 inaugural season. CCEP also secures exclusive sponsorship rights across the non-alcoholic ready-to-drink beverage category, ext
PNG NBC radio returns to the Torres Strait from Daru (opens the original)
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Papua New Guinea’s national broadcaster has returned to the airwaves from Daru, after more than five years’ silence from Radio Western. The station that calls itself the“Voice of the Sunset” – or “Dina DioGadunai” in Kiwai – has set up a temporary studio at its premises while they are renovated and has changed frequency from 91.5FM to 95.5FM. Longtime broadcaster and provincial radio director Sam Sabiyam made the first broadcast on the new frequency earlier this month and asked people to call in
Universities struggle to detect students using AI (opens the original)
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Universities in Fiji can no longer reliably detect when students use artificial intelligence (AI) to complete assignments, research papers and theses, Parliament heard. Higher Education Commission director Eci Naisele told the Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs and Defence that plagiarism and integrity-checking systems used by the country’s three universities were no longer effectively identifying AI-generated content. “There are some check systems that universities currently have, but they a
Pacific media needs stronger AI strategy, research finds (opens the original)
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Pacific media organisations are using artificial intelligence (AI) but urgently need strategic, policy and technical support for its safe adoption, according to new research. The AI in Pacific Media study, produced by Other Labs with Google’s support, surveyed 49 respondents across 42 newsrooms in 11 countries, alongside interviews with eight regional experts. Other Labs founder Jenni Ryall said the study revealed widespread AI adoption, making the key question for the region how to use the tech
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