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Misima northcoast roads washed away
The north coast roads on Misima Island have taken a huge hit, making travel to Bwagaoia station a struggle.
Naskwabu wreaks of dead coral and fish
Naskwabu Island, off the coast of the larger Woodlark Island, with a population of over 340, is reporting a strong stench from dead coral and fish that could pose a health risk to residents.
Woodlark communities unite to rebuild after TC Maila
Communities on Woodlark Island are reportedly helping each other repair homes damaged during Cyclone Maila.
Schools in ENB to resume this week
Schools in East New Britain will resume on Monday, the Provincial Education Board [PEB] has confirmed.
Iceberg help to islands
A 33m private expedition yacht in collaboration with local business houses in Milne Bay is delivering household kits to cyclone stricken communities among many others supporting government in this disaster response.
New police barracks for Madang police
Two police barracks in Madang province had their groundbreaking ceremony last week.
West Sepik police training to lift frontline performance
Police in West Sepik held a four-week program in Vanimo, focused on building practical leadership, strengthening decision-making and improving how officers manage and coordinate operations on the ground.
Simbu launch sports program to boost young talent
Simbu Province rejuvenated its Provincial Junior Sports Development Program on Fiday at the Kundiawa Dicksons Oval.
Foreign Affairs Minister signs ratification of Puk Puk Treaty
Minister for Foreign Affairs, Justin Tkatchenko signed the Instrument of Ratification, of the Puk Puk Treaty today in Port Moresby.
Kerowagi districts signs agreement to establish community development centre
The Kerowagi District has become the first district in Simbu Province to formally sign the District Community Development Centre [DCDC] agreement with the Department for Community Development and Religion [DFCDR] this year.