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Marape Announces Support for Private Schools and Financial Relief for Parents
Prime Minister James Marape has announced that the Government is working on plans to provide assistance to private schools, aiming to ease the financial burdens faced by parents, guardians, and sponsors of students attending these institutions amidst challenging economic times. The post Marape Announces Support for Private Schools and Financial Relief for Parents appeared first…
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Govt Falcon aircraft stayed home for maintainance as a priority and never left the country last week, airline reiterates
AIR Niugini Chief Executive Officer Gary Seddon emphasized tonight the airline’s unwavering commitment to safety, confirming that their Dassault Falcon business jet undergoes all required maintenance strictly in accordance with the manufacturer’s recommendations and manuals. The post Govt Falcon aircraft stayed home for maintainance as a priority and never left the country last week, airline…
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Ongoing Discussions with the Government of India on Cooperation for PNG Electoral Reforms
Media Release- OFFICE OF THE MINISTERMINISTRY OF ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES AND MINISTRY ASSISTINGTHE PRIME MINISTER ON CONSTITUTIONAL MATTERS THE Government of Papua New Guinea (PNG) is actively pursuing opportunities for collaboration and support from the Government of India to strengthen PNG’s electoral systems. Ongoing discussions are focused on areas such as electoral reforms, technology implementation, and…
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PM Marape Commends Hon. Benjamin Mul for His Outstanding Contributions to Private Education
PRIME Minister Hon. James Marape today praised Hon. Benjamin Mul, founder of Waigani Christian College and North Waghi MP, for his remarkable achievements in the private education sector, calling him a shining example of dedication and vision. PM Marape made these remarks during Waigani Christian College’s 30th an 30th Anniversary celebration, held today at its…
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Turning waste into energy – a pathway to achieving circular economy | Pacific Environment
“The pilot project in Solomon Islands focused on plastics processing. The good thing about this technology is that it can take plastic waste that is …
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Tuvalu – Te Papa
Before Christian missionaries from Europe arrived in the Pacific Islands, Pacific Islanders usually wore loin cloths, short skirts, or went without …
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New PINA boss to scrutinise foreign news funding bodies – RNZ
The new head of the Pacific Islands News Association, or PINA, is concerned at international funding bodies encroaching on the region’s …
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A Mother’s Harrowing Journey from Misima Island
On Friday, September 13th, the lives of a mother and her newborn were saved through a remarkable act of timely intervention. The rescue mission illustrates the stark realities of healthcare in remote regions with challenging and perilous conditions. The post A Mother’s Harrowing Journey from Misima Island appeared first on Post Courier.
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Taiwan shuts down as Typhoon Krathon bears down on island’s southwest – Al Jazeera
Taiwan has shut down ahead of the arrival of Typhoon Krathon closing offices and schools, evacuating thousands and cancelling flights and ferry …
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Deliberative Democracy and Climate Change: Exploring the Potential of Climate Assemblies …
Climate change is the central policy challenge of our time. It directly threatens the well-being of people around the world as natural disasters, …
