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Farm prices squeeze resellers | The National (opens the original)
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AS the cost of living increases, farm produce resellers in Lae now have to deal with the increased prices by farmers while conforming to the controlled prices imposed by urban markets. For example, Elijah Michael and Philip Nathan, from Dei in Mt Hagen, have been reselling potato, kaukau and cabbage in Lae for more than four years. They source their supply from Kainantu in Eastern Highlands and Mt Hagen. In the informal sector fresh produce value-chain, Michael and Nathan are called buyers who t
Morobe couple opens eco-tourist spot | The National (opens the original)
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AS Morobe’s tourism industry braces for the impacts of El Nino, Stella and Edwin Rumbam in Nawaeb are opening a spot to cater for visitors. They opened the Simpil Ecotourism Hub for public use in July on the bank of the Erap River to promote activities that align with ecotourism. Stella said activities included hiking/tracking and camping. “We had 15 bookings since July,” she said. “More than 350 people including staff of two companies, players from three soccer teams and members of four familie
Proposed legislation aims to ensure consumer protection, service | The National (opens the original)
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THE Digital Government Plan (DGP) to connect 70 per cent of the population to the internet by 2030 and the Digital Government Act of 2022 shows Papua New Guinea’s progress in managing internet access and the digital world. These policies and initiatives are introduced and developed to support various government priorities, including increasing revenue and enhancing public service efficiency. But with these developments, various loopholes still remain around protecting consumer and competition. T
Chemist looking into biogas made from industrial, agro waste | The National (opens the original)
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LAE-BASED scientist Esther Tuweyo is conducting a research on biogas as a solution to the large amounts of industrial, agricultural and household waste produced in the city daily. Tuweyo, a chemist by profession, worked as an analyst in an agriculture laboratory, general-testing laboratory, as a food industry quality technician and at an oil and lubrication laboratory. She said ineffective waste management was a common issue in all these industries. She took up a Masters degree on biogas from ag
Road link a dream come true: Holemba | The National (opens the original)
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THE 850km road linking Port Moresby and Lae is a milestone Works Secretary Gibson Holemba says he will proudly recount to generations to come. Holemba was among the maiden convoy led by Prime Minister James Marape, which reached Lae at 3am on Tuesday. Although appointed secretary in 2024 with direct oversight of the development, Holemba said he still could not believe the road link was now a reality. “I never imagined that a road will connect to Lae; this is a dream that has come true in our lif
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