GRACELYNE RANGAN
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Kerevat continuing normal classes | The National (opens the original)
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KEREVAT National School of Excellence (KNSoE) is continuing normal classes despite the suspension of classes at other schools across the province following a circular issued last week. Principal Paul Kupi said the circular did not apply to KNSoE because it operates under the national education system. Kupi said the school had received no directive from the Education Department to suspend classes and would therefore remain open. Meanwhile, the school is facing water shortages amid dry conditions.
Rabaul erupts | The National (opens the original)
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RABAUL town in East New Britain erupted in excitement last Friday as thousands of supporters lined the streets to welcome the ENB Agmark Gurias and their winners’ 2026 Digicel ExxonMobil Cup, a major rugby league trophy that has eluded the volcanic island for 11 years. Last Friday, the coveted trophy returned to East New Britain, drawing celebrations from all corners of this New Britain township – from the hinterlands of the Baining mountains right through to the Duke of York Islands. Last Frida
Farmer gets support for water-carting programme | The National (opens the original)
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FARMER Judah Mahite last week received equipment to support a water-carting programme being rolled out at his farm at Kabanum village, Palavirua, Kokopo, East New Britain. Mahite and his family own the farm which supplies cabbage to the main Kokopo market and Andersons Foodland. “It has supported me and my family,” he said. Mahite was assisted by the Fresh Produce Development Agency (FPDA) a few years ago with technical advice before joining the major programmes such as the water-carting initiat
Tanir islanders facing water shortage crisis | The National (opens the original)
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ISLAND communities in Tanir local level government (LLG) in New Ireland’s Namatanai, are facing an acute water shortage as the prolonged dry spell continues to dry up water sources across the islands. Tanir LLG comprises four islands — Boeng, Maledok, Lif and Tefa — in the Tanga Group and two islands — Feni and Babase —in the Anir Group. An assessment carried out last month by community development field officer Andreas Neansugel found an urgent need for water on the islands. Village water tanks
Sounds of grand finale across Rabaul | The National (opens the original)
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THE Rabaul School Boys Rugby competition concluded last Friday with an exciting grand final featuring four participating schools competing across four categories. The programme is in its sixth year. This year’s competition initially involved six primary schools, including Nordup Primary School, Pilapila Primary School, Tavui Primary School, Malaguna Primary School, St Martins Primary School and Volavolo Primary School. However, St Martins and Volavolo withdrew midway through the season. Games we
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