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Hela says thank you for roads | The National (opens the original)
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PEOPLE living in remote parts of Hela have expressed much gratitude for the Connect PNG Programme, praising the infrastructure push for breaking decades of isolation, lowering transport costs and bringing vital access to basic services. The key Hela road projects include Hela to Western, the missing links of the first six kilometers through Mount Junari linking isolated areas like Mt Sisa and Mt Bosavi to Western province and the Angore to Tari road costing K42 million stretching over 22-kilomet
Measures taken to stop ghost names on payroll | The National (opens the original)
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PAYROLL compliance measures will be undertaken on public servants who are listed as “unattached” in the public service, says Personnel Management Department Secretary Taies Sansan. “Decisive payroll compliance measures will be undertaken on public servants who have reached the compulsory retirement age of 65 years and officers who remain unattached within the public service,” she said. The measures, outlined in Circular Instruction No. 21 of 2026, will take effect on Dec 31, as part of efforts t
Lloyds âcommittedâ to Panguna and Bâville | The National (opens the original)
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DEVELOPER, Lloyds Panguna Metals and Energy Limited (LPMEL), says its operational plans remained unchanged as it is committed to Bougainvilleâs economic development. LPMEL chairman and managing director Balasubramanian Prabhakaran was responding to the attack on its Panguna plant camp where 27 machines were burnt and a worker killed. Prabhakaran said the company would continue to invest in the Panguna mine redevelopment project and social commitments. He said the company was an iron-ore produc
Centre urges firms to support blood bank | The National (opens the original)
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THE Sir Brian Bell centre for transfusion medicine is urging business houses in Port Moresby to support the Port Moresby General Hospital blood bank through blood drives. Operations manager Xenia Peni said there was a need for blood, with the hospital requesting more than 50 bags a day. Blood donations are required for emergency surgeries, trauma victims, cancer care and mothers facing pregnancy complications. Yesterday a team of nurses were at the Sanctuary Hotel for its second blood drive of t
Dept bans vehicle purchases from operational budgets | The National (opens the original)
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FINANCE secretary Samuel Penias says all departments are prohibited from buying motor vehicles and other items using money allocated for operations. This instruction, issued through a circular, has immediate effect on government departments and agencies for budgeted operational costs not to be used as personal emoluments or other investments. Penias said failure to comply could result in the rejection of transactions and other administrative actions as provided under relevant financial managemen
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