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PNG Games review likely | The National (opens the original)
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CABINET may reconsider the PNG Games as the Government moves to reduce non-essential spending amid fuel subsidies, El Niño relief and other fiscal pressures, Prime Minister James Marape has said. He said the Government was considering whether it could afford to proceed with the PNG Games while prioritising essential services and emergency assistance. Cabinet, he said, could look at adopting the same spending restraint used during the Covid-19 pandemic. “Cabinet may take a call to look at how we
Brace for prolonged El Nino effects, says Marape | The National (opens the original)
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PAPUA New Guinea should prepare for El Nino conditions to continue into June next year despite recent rainfall, Prime Minister James Marape says. Marape said scientific information available to the Government indicated the country would continue experiencing the effects of the weather phenomenon well into 2027. “Whilst we’ve received some rain, we will live with the El Nino phenomenon right into next year June,” he said. Marape urged communities, provincial governments, districts and public serv
Govt mulls extending fuel subsidy into next year | The National (opens the original)
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PRIME Minister James Marape says the Government will consider continuing its fuel subsidy into next year as it expects the hike in global fuel prices to be still there. Marape, returning from his trip to the United Nations (UN) General Assembly in New York, said fuel prices globally were expected to remain high beyond the end of this year. “We were reliably informed during the UN meeting that the price of fuel is now above $7 and will remain high,” he said. He said Papua New Guinea was currently
Education department launches fair treatment policy | The National (opens the original)
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THE Education Department has launched a policy to promote fairness, equal opportunity and to respect workplaces. Education secretary Dr Uke Kombra said the Gender Equity and Social Inclusion (Gesi) Policy and Implementation Guidelines was to ensure that all employees were treated fairly and given equal opportunities to succeed, regardless of gender, disability, age, cultural background or career stage. During the policy launching in Port Moresby yesterday, Kombra said the policy was not about co
Church donates food items, bibles to Laloki Psychiatric Hospital | The National (opens the original)
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GREEN Pastures Church has donated food items and Bibles to healthcare workers at Laloki Psychiatric Hospital as part of its annual community mission programme over the weekend. The church said the donation was part of its mission programme and was also aimed at showing appreciation to the staff for their work and sharing the Word of God with them. Green Pastures Church is an international church established in the country in 2012. The church donated more than a hundred gift packs plus pocket bib
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