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Headteacher amongst 9, still missing
The search continues for a primary school headteacher and eight others who went missing on a dinghy traveling from Madang town to Raicoast last Tuesday. The post Headteacher amongst 9, still missing appeared first on Post Courier.
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Global health security project consultation workshop held in Port Moresby
The Government of Papua New Guinea, in partnership with the food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) held a project technical workshop for the global health security (GHS) in Port Moresby yesterday. The post Global health security project consultation workshop held in Port Moresby appeared first on Post Courier.
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Rule of Law
SELF-DISCIPLINE begins with self-checking oneself. The recently conducted RULE OF LAW awareness walk organised by the PNG Law Society was to emphasise the significance of keeping and maintaining the RULE OF LAW, perhaps the first of this recently by the society is a concern that has to be taken seriously by the country. The post…
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Unsuccessful Karkar Biodiesel Agreement
THE owners of Kulili Plantation Estate, the Middleton brothers Max and Derek have diversified its product by producing biodiesel from copra in 2007 as a pilot project. The post Unsuccessful Karkar Biodiesel Agreement appeared first on Post Courier.
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Poor foundation reason bridge collapses
The Busu Bridge in Nawaeb District is said to be built on poor foundation resulting in its continuous collapse. The post Poor foundation reason bridge collapses appeared first on Post Courier.
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Armed men attempt to hold up vehicles along 8mile-9mile road
A group of men were attempting to hold up cars along the Hubert Murray Highway at 8 Mile near Leon Hardware and where the crossing is before the 9 Mile Roundabout. The post Armed men attempt to hold up vehicles along 8mile-9mile road appeared first on Post Courier.
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Invest in youth for a safer future
CRIME throughout the country, particularly violence-related, has been influenced mainly by rapid social, political, and economic changes. In Port Moresby, the capital city of Papua New Guinea the threat of being stabbed and robbed is an everyday feeling for citizens. Fighting violence year in and year out was a day-to-day challenge for the leaders and change-makers…
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Joyce Washes cars to support Daughter
It is not common seeing a woman washing cars for a living. Well for Joyce Noifa a mother of one this is just another day at the office and that is what puts food on the table for her little family. The post Joyce Washes cars to support Daughter appeared first on Post Courier.
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Dabaris to announce final team
There may have been question marks in the off-season about who should fill the Cowboys’ vacant centre spot but Zac Laybutt answered in style with a stellar showing against the Dolphins. With the departure of Peta Hiku to the Super League, North Queensland were looking to find a suitable replacement, with Laybutt impressing coach Todd…
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Remnants of election posters on trees an eye sore in Madang town
The National General Elections was held two years ago but the remnant of candidate’s posters nailed to the trees in Madang town still remain an eye sore to the public. The post Remnants of election posters on trees an eye sore in Madang town appeared first on Post Courier.
