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A lesson from our very first knight | The National (opens the original)
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THE first indigenous Papua New Guinean honoured for distinguished public services was Sir Paul Lapun in 1974, when the country was transitioning from self-government to eventual independence the following year. Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II bestowed the honour of knighthood to the late Bougainvillean educator, activist and pioneer statesman. Paul Lapun was a prominent Bougainvillean and a founding figure in the formative years of Papua New Guinea’s nationhood and post- independence period. An
Legislate budget for churches | The National (opens the original)
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WEDNESDAY, Aug 19, 2026 marked the 107th anniversary of the arrival of the first Christian missionaries at Indagen in Kabwum hinterlands of Morobe. Indagen is at an elevation of about 1,722 meters above sea level in rugged inland hills on the Finisterre and Sarawaget mountain ranges. The first missionaries arrived at Indagen 33 years and five weeks after pioneer German Lutheran missionary Johann Flierl (Sr) arrived at Simbang on July 12, 1886 near Finschaffen, Morobe. From Finschaffen the Word s
Kainantu sets new pathway for young people | The National (opens the original)
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YOUTH-related crimes driven by joblessness, poverty and out-of-school young people who account for a big portion of Papua New Guinea’s over 10 million people. There are no official government statistics but anecdotal evidence indicates youth-related crimes in PNG represent up to 30 per cent of reported cases. Generally, young people are tied to petty street offences, serious gang activity, tribal/group fighting, illicit drugs, arms smuggle and other offences. Among the main causes of youths reso
Death penalty has not worked well | The National (opens the original)
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DURING this (July) session of Parliament, the outlawed and controversial capital punishment issue resurfaced with the Government remaining non-committal, but open to “look at this again”. Former senior state minister and now Morobe Governor, Rainbo Paita asked during question time, if the Government was considering re-introduction of death penalty in view of rising wave of crime rate experienced PNG-wide. Paita asked Prime Minister James Marape, “if the Government is thinking of re-introducing d
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