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Blackouts cannot stop NEFC from serving the people
Despite ongoing power outages and frequent blackouts affecting government institutions and businesses across the country, the National Economic and Fiscal Commission (NEFC) remains committed to carrying out its constitutional mandate and serving the people of Papua New Guinea.
For NEFC, the absence of electricity is not a reason to put public service on hold.
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UPNG Chancellor steps aside as Council moves to address leadership crisis
The University of Papua New Guinea (UPNG) Chancellor Sir Robert Igara has stepped aside from his position following Prime Minister James Marape’s statement calling for action over allegations surrounding the university’s leadership, with the university council moving to stabilise its governance amid growing uncertainty.
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Watch: Early leader swamped as Point Of Law claims Melbourne Cup
Royal Supremacy led by a margin before being run down on the straight, with Point Of Law storming home to win.
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Missing Invercargill woman found 'in good spirits'
She was found on semi-rural farmland.
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Whooping cough cases on the rise as 21 Auckland schools report illness
There had been a total of 37 cases reported in Auckland over the past three weeks.
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Heavy rain watch for Westland ranges as wet weather spreads across country
MetService has placed the Westland ranges under a 30-hour heavy rain watch as unsettled, damp weather sweeps across both islands this week.
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OBEC pauses preparations for third Bougainville community government elections
The Office of the Bougainville Electoral Commissioner (OBEC) announced Monday that preparations for the Third Bougainville Community Government Elections have been paused after advice that consensus behind the previously announced election dates had changed.
The post OBEC pauses preparations for third Bougainville community government elections appeared first on Post Courier.
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Black Caps star ruled out of first India ODI after training collision
The five-match series starts at Eden Park in Auckland on Wednesday.
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Reserve Bank of Australia raises its cash rate to 4.85 percent
Inflation is expected to remain above 3 percent for the coming year across the Tasman.
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Voices from across PNG shape national strategy on engaging men and boys to prevent violence
Regional consultations held in Port Moresby, brought together representatives from government, civil society, churches, women’s organizations, youth groups, organizations of persons with disabilities, community leaders and development partners to help shape Papua New Guinea’s National Men and Boys Engagement in Gender Equality Strategy.
Participants worked towards a practical roadmap for engaging men and boys as active partners in changing attitudes, behaviours and social norms.
To acce
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Sharesies among Australian brokerages participating in Anthropic IPO
The AI giant announced earlier this month it was looking at a possible listing on Wall Street's tech dominated Nasdaq.
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Acting Chancellor accused of covering up Higher Education Report
Students from the University of Papua New Guinea have accused the university's internal council of covering up a 12-month academic report related to the former institution's Vice Chancellor, Ian Findlay.
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Central Province breaks ground on new CPHA Office Complex in Bautama
Health administration in the Central Province has entered a new era following the official groundbreaking ceremony for the Central Provincial Health Authority (CPHA) office complex in Bautama today, Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
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Plane crashes near Nelson, emergency services responding
The plane left the city on Tuesday morning.
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Lawyer questions balance of environmental, economic goals in RMA directions
"I think there is a political question as to where that balance is set, and whether there needs to be greater environmental protection than proposed," says the Russel McVeagh lawyer.
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SP Brewery supports 2026 National Kenu & Kundu Festival with K10,000 sponsorship
SP Brewery has proudly announced its support for the 2026 National Kenu & Kundu Festival with a K10,000 sponsorship.
The festival is scheduled to take place in Alotau, Milne Bay Province, from Friday, November 6th to Sunday, November 8th, 2026. The annual event brings together communities, artists, performers, and visitors from across Papua New Guinea to celebrate the region’s rich maritime traditions and diverse cultural heritage, while also highlighting the importance of sustainability and env
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Two people believed dead after plane crashes near Castor Peak in Nelson
The plane disappeared from flight tracker after dropping 1800 feet in 49 seconds.
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ON THIS DAY IN OUR HISTORY: Double chance for Mazda
Mazda took advantage of what appeared to be a very confused and dispirited Fuji side to clinch second place in Port Moresby women's softball on Saturday.
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Blackouts cannot stop NEFC from serving the people
Despite ongoing power outages and frequent blackouts affecting government institutions and businesses across the country
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UPNG Chancellor steps aside as Council moves to address leadership crisis
The University of Papua New Guinea (UPNG) Chancellor Sir Robert Igara has stepped aside from his position following Prim
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Watch: Early leader swamped as Point Of Law claims Melbourne Cup
Royal Supremacy led by a margin before being run down on the straight, with Point Of Law storming home to win.
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Missing Invercargill woman found 'in good spirits'
She was found on semi-rural farmland.
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Whooping cough cases on the rise as 21 Auckland schools report illness
There had been a total of 37 cases reported in Auckland over the past three weeks.
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Heavy rain watch for Westland ranges as wet weather spreads across country
MetService has placed the Westland ranges under a 30-hour heavy rain watch as unsettled, damp weather sweeps across both
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OBEC pauses preparations for third Bougainville community government elections
The Office of the Bougainville Electoral Commissioner (OBEC) announced Monday that preparations for the Third Bougainvil
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Black Caps star ruled out of first India ODI after training collision
The five-match series starts at Eden Park in Auckland on Wednesday.
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Reserve Bank of Australia raises its cash rate to 4.85 percent
Inflation is expected to remain above 3 percent for the coming year across the Tasman.
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Voices from across PNG shape national strategy on engaging men and boys to prevent violence
Regional consultations held in Port Moresby, brought together representatives from government, civil society, churches,
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Sharesies among Australian brokerages participating in Anthropic IPO
The AI giant announced earlier this month it was looking at a possible listing on Wall Street's tech dominated Nasdaq.
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Acting Chancellor accused of covering up Higher Education Report
Students from the University of Papua New Guinea have accused the university's internal council of covering up a 12-mont
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Central Province breaks ground on new CPHA Office Complex in Bautama
Health administration in the Central Province has entered a new era following the official groundbreaking ceremony for t
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Plane crashes near Nelson, emergency services responding
The plane left the city on Tuesday morning.
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Lawyer questions balance of environmental, economic goals in RMA directions
"I think there is a political question as to where that balance is set, and whether there needs to be greater environmen
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SP Brewery supports 2026 National Kenu & Kundu Festival with K10,000 sponsorship
SP Brewery has proudly announced its support for the 2026 National Kenu & Kundu Festival with a K10,000 sponsorship.
The
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Two people believed dead after plane crashes near Castor Peak in Nelson
The plane disappeared from flight tracker after dropping 1800 feet in 49 seconds.
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ON THIS DAY IN OUR HISTORY: Double chance for Mazda
Mazda took advantage of what appeared to be a very confused and dispirited Fuji side to clinch second place in Port More
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Blackouts cannot stop NEFC from serving the people
Despite ongoing power outages and frequent blackouts affecting government institutions and businesses across the country, the Nati…
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UPNG Chancellor steps aside as Council moves to address leadership crisis
Post Courier · 2d ago
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Watch: Early leader swamped as Point Of Law claims Melbourne Cup
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Missing Invercargill woman found 'in good spirits'
RNZ News Headlines · 2d ago
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Whooping cough cases on the rise as 21 Auckland schools report illness
RNZ News Headlines · 2d ago
Heavy rain watch for Westland ranges as wet weather spreads across country
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OBEC pauses preparations for third Bougainville community government elections
Post Courier · 2d ago
Black Caps star ruled out of first India ODI after training collision
Stuff - / · 2d ago
Reserve Bank of Australia raises its cash rate to 4.85 percent
Inflation is expected to remain above 3 percent for the coming year across the Tasman.…
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Voices from across PNG shape national strategy on engaging men and boys to prevent violence
Post Courier · 2d ago
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Sharesies among Australian brokerages participating in Anthropic IPO
RNZ News Headlines · 2d ago
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Acting Chancellor accused of covering up Higher Education Report
Post Courier · 2d ago
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Central Province breaks ground on new CPHA Office Complex in Bautama
Post Courier · 2d ago
Plane crashes near Nelson, emergency services responding
RNZ News Headlines · 2d ago
Lawyer questions balance of environmental, economic goals in RMA directions
RNZ News Headlines · 2d ago

SP Brewery supports 2026 National Kenu & Kundu Festival with K10,000 sponsorship
Post Courier · 2d ago
Two people believed dead after plane crashes near Castor Peak in Nelson
The plane disappeared from flight tracker after dropping 1800 feet in 49 seconds.…
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ON THIS DAY IN OUR HISTORY: Double chance for Mazda
Post Courier · 2d ago
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Teen taken into custody over ram raid and service station robbery spree
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Man arrested after pedestrian hit-and-run and fleeing driver incident in Tauranga
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Blackouts cannot stop NEFC from serving the people
Despite ongoing power outages and frequent blackouts affecting government institutions and businesses across the country, the National Economic and Fiscal Commission (NEFC) remains committed to carrying out its constitutional mandate and serving the people of Papua New Guinea.
For NEFC, the absence of electricity is not a reason to put public service on hold.
To access this post, you must purchase Web, Web – One-Day, Web – 14-Day, Web – One-Month, Web – Three-Month, Web – Six-Month, Web –
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UPNG Chancellor steps aside as Council moves to address leadership crisis
The University of Papua New Guinea (UPNG) Chancellor Sir Robert Igara has stepped aside from his position following Prime Minister James Marape’s statement calling for action over allegations surrounding the university’s leadership, with the university council moving to stabilise its governance amid growing uncertainty.
To access this post, you must purchase Web, Web – One-Day, Web – 14-Day, Web – One-Month, Web – Three-Month, Web – Six-Month, Web – Annual, Web & eBook, Web & eBook – One
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Watch: Early leader swamped as Point Of Law claims Melbourne Cup
Royal Supremacy led by a margin before being run down on the straight, with Point Of Law storming home to win.
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Whooping cough cases on the rise as 21 Auckland schools report illness
There had been a total of 37 cases reported in Auckland over the past three weeks.
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Heavy rain watch for Westland ranges as wet weather spreads across country
MetService has placed the Westland ranges under a 30-hour heavy rain watch as unsettled, damp weather sweeps across both islands this week.
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OBEC pauses preparations for third Bougainville community government elections
The Office of the Bougainville Electoral Commissioner (OBEC) announced Monday that preparations for the Third Bougainville Community Government Elections have been paused after advice that consensus behind the previously announced election dates had changed.
The post OBEC pauses preparations for third Bougainville community government elections appeared first on Post Courier.
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Black Caps star ruled out of first India ODI after training collision
The five-match series starts at Eden Park in Auckland on Wednesday.
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Reserve Bank of Australia raises its cash rate to 4.85 percent
Inflation is expected to remain above 3 percent for the coming year across the Tasman.
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Voices from across PNG shape national strategy on engaging men and boys to prevent violence
Regional consultations held in Port Moresby, brought together representatives from government, civil society, churches, women’s organizations, youth groups, organizations of persons with disabilities, community leaders and development partners to help shape Papua New Guinea’s National Men and Boys Engagement in Gender Equality Strategy.
Participants worked towards a practical roadmap for engaging men and boys as active partners in changing attitudes, behaviours and social norms.
To acce
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Sharesies among Australian brokerages participating in Anthropic IPO
The AI giant announced earlier this month it was looking at a possible listing on Wall Street's tech dominated Nasdaq.
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Acting Chancellor accused of covering up Higher Education Report
Students from the University of Papua New Guinea have accused the university's internal council of covering up a 12-month academic report related to the former institution's Vice Chancellor, Ian Findlay.
To access this post, you must purchase Web, Web – One-Day, Web – 14-Day, Web – One-Month, Web – Three-Month, Web – Six-Month, Web – Annual, Web & eBook, Web & eBook – One-Day, Web & eBook – 14-Day, Web & eBook – One-Month, Web & eBook – Three-Month, Web & eBook – Six-Month or Web & eBook
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Central Province breaks ground on new CPHA Office Complex in Bautama
Health administration in the Central Province has entered a new era following the official groundbreaking ceremony for the Central Provincial Health Authority (CPHA) office complex in Bautama today, Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
To access this post, you must purchase Web, Web – One-Day, Web – 14-Day, Web – One-Month, Web – Three-Month, Web – Six-Month, Web – Annual, Web & eBook, Web & eBook – One-Day, Web & eBook – 14-Day, Web & eBook – One-Month, Web & eBook – Three-Month, Web & eBook – Si
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Plane crashes near Nelson, emergency services responding
The plane left the city on Tuesday morning.
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Lawyer questions balance of environmental, economic goals in RMA directions
"I think there is a political question as to where that balance is set, and whether there needs to be greater environmental protection than proposed," says the Russel McVeagh lawyer.
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SP Brewery supports 2026 National Kenu & Kundu Festival with K10,000 sponsorship
SP Brewery has proudly announced its support for the 2026 National Kenu & Kundu Festival with a K10,000 sponsorship.
The festival is scheduled to take place in Alotau, Milne Bay Province, from Friday, November 6th to Sunday, November 8th, 2026. The annual event brings together communities, artists, performers, and visitors from across Papua New Guinea to celebrate the region’s rich maritime traditions and diverse cultural heritage, while also highlighting the importance of sustainability and env
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Two people believed dead after plane crashes near Castor Peak in Nelson
The plane disappeared from flight tracker after dropping 1800 feet in 49 seconds.
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ON THIS DAY IN OUR HISTORY: Double chance for Mazda
Mazda took advantage of what appeared to be a very confused and dispirited Fuji side to clinch second place in Port Moresby women's softball on Saturday.
To access this post, you must purchase Web, Web – One-Day, Web – 14-Day, Web – One-Month, Web – Three-Month, Web – Six-Month, Web – Annual, Web & eBook, Web & eBook – One-Day, Web & eBook – 14-Day, Web & eBook – One-Month, Web & eBook – Three-Month, Web & eBook – Six-Month or Web & eBook – Annual.
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