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Fifita humbled | The National (opens the original)
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THE scorching heat of Port Moresby has a way of welcoming guests and visitors, yesterday morning (10.30am) forcing Australian Prime Minister’s 13 senior men’s captain David Fifita to reach for the closest available water cooler upon arrival with his squad at the Jackson International Airport. The excitement continued when Fifita, who is visiting Port Moresby for the first time, walked out of the terminal with his teammates. Spectators and fans were screaming his name, a welcome he described as “
Envoy welcomes teams | The National (opens the original)
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THE Australian Prime Minister’s XIII senior and junior teams were accorded a welcome reception by Australia’s High Commissioner to PNG and special envoy for the Pacific and Regional Affairs, Ewen McDonald, in Port Moresby yesterday after their arrival. The four teams; schoolgirls, schoolboys, senior men’s and women’s, gathered at the Australian High Commission, where McDonald highlighted the importance of the Australian teams’ participation in Prime Minister’s XIII annual challenge, and he looks
BSP joins PNG Chiefs | The National (opens the original)
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THE country’s Bank South Pacific Financial Group Limited (BSP) yesterday announced a massive A$20 million (about K64.1 million) sponsorship package with the PNG Chiefs from next year through to 2030. When the 19th National Rugby League (NRL) franchise run onto the field in March 2028, BSP’s brand will feature on the front of the Chiefs jersey. The country’s leading commercial bank, with branches throughout the Pacific, BSP yesterday became the Chiefs’ principle foundation partner. The partnershi
Chiefs get BSP boost | The National (opens the original)
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WHEN the PNG Chiefs jersey is reviewed on Oct 21, it will carry more partnership value than any other National Rugby League team, PNG Chiefs chief executive officer Lorna McPherson explained yesterday. With Bank South Pacific (BSP) allocating A$20 million (about K65 million) at A$5 million (about K16 milion) a year from next year through to 2030 as PNG Chiefs jersey sponsor, McPherson confirmed that this places the Papua New Guinea NRL franchise at the top of the competition in terms of commerci
AFL PNG teams off to Cairns for challenge | The National (opens the original)
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YOUNG Papua New Guineans representing the country in this month’s Australian Football League South Pacific Challenge International Tour in the Under-17 category will leave today for the Sept 11-14 games in Cairns, Australia. Upon their return, the U15 men and women teams will leave on Sept 19 for the State Championship on the Sunshine Coast in Queensland, Australia. Both the Under-17 and Under-15 young men and women from the AFL PNG Academy, their coaches and officials were treated to a farewell
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