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Bavaroko receives 140 new desks
Bavaroko Primary School has received 140 new desks, easing a long‑standing classroom shortage and giving more than 2,000 students in Port Moresby a better place to learn.
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Wadauda community renews forest conservation partnership with Cool Earth
The Wadauda community in Milne Bay Province has signed a forest conservation agreement with NGO Cool Earth for the third consecutive year. A total of 131 people were present to sign the agreement.
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NVS targets health volunteers in Enga
The National Volunteer Service (NVS) of Papua New Guinea in its ambitious volunteer recruitment campaign across the Highlands Region aims to strengthen health service delivery in Enga province.
Speaking during a meeting with the Enga Provincial Health Authority, NVS Public Relations & Marketing Director, Julie Raka, said that the organisation is working closely with provincial administrations and provincial health authorities to identify areas where volunteers can help address critical service d
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Cool Earth strengthens community leadership through governance training
Non-Government Organisation Cool Earth conducted a two-day governance and leadership training for Wadauda Community-Based Organisation (CBO) leaders and interested participants on June 23–24, 2026, in the Wadauda community.
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How a 2017 Climate Study Predicted the brutal 2026 Pacific Drought
Droughts and flooding rains more, likely as climate change plays havoc with Pacific weather
Nearly a decade ago, a climate study delivered a sobering warning to the Pacific: global warming had already permanently broken our natural weather cycles, locking us into a future of rapid, severe climate swings.
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Schools in Kiunga suspend classes after a fatal crash sparks violence
Schools in Kiunga, North Fly District, have suspended classes for an indefinite period following unrest triggered by the death of a man who was allegedly struck and killed by a drunk driver on Sunday night.
The post Schools in Kiunga suspend classes after a fatal crash sparks violence appeared first on Post Courier.
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Police seize drugs, guns and $1.95m in assets in major gang crackdown
A year-long police operation targeting organised crime in Waikato has led to the arrest of 24 people, the seizure of drugs and firearms, and the restraint of nearly $2 million in suspected criminal assets.
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Massive mussels in NZ waters replicated in new research
Recycled green-lip mussel shells leftover from farms, that would otherwise be thrown into landfill, are being used to mimic the role once played by the dense horse mussel beds.
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Can Bradman Best be a Blues saviour one more time?
In just two matches Bradman Best has earned a reputation as a State of Origin saviour and New South Wales will be desperate for a repeat of those heroics in the decider.
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Dismissal of lawsuit against author Neil Gaiman upheld, court says case should be heard in New Zealand
Neil Gaiman was sued by a Kiwi woman who alleged she was sexually assaulted by the author multiple times on Waiheke Island.
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Watch: Morocco knocks out Netherlands in dramatic penalty shootout
More penalty shootout misery for The Netherlands as Morocco advance to the last 16 at the FIFA World Cup.
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Indian doctors lead interest in new GP pathway
A new GP pathway is attracting strong interest from Asia, with India being the largest source of applicants.
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Bought sight unseen on Mum's advice: Saying goodbye to a beloved beachfront home after 33 years
Richard Wilkie never actually saw the Christchurch home he would live in for the next 33 years before buying it.
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Treasury 'losing ministers' trust', independent review finds
Finance Minister Nicola Willis said the Treasury needed to improve its contributions to economic debate and new ideas for the future.
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Bougainville youths harness art and theatre to heal trauma, resolve conflict, and ignite change
In a two-week pilot workshop, 27 Youths from across Bougainville have emerged empowered with powerful new tools in drama, process theatre, and trauma-informed techniques to confront youth challenges, promote peace, and drive community transformation.
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BYD confirms NZ dealer network expansion as EV sales rise
Chinese carmaker confirms six new dealerships for NZ as interest in plug-ins continues to rise.
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Man attempts to lure child into van outside Wellington school
Police say the child refused and went home to tell a parent.
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Rosso’s K160,000 sports funding to lift youth sport in Morobe
Sporting groups in Lae will benefit from K160,000 in funding from Deputy Prime Minister and Lae MP John Rosso. The money has been allocated to rugby and soccer bodies in Morobe.
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Bavaroko receives 140 new desks
Bavaroko Primary School has received 140 new desks, easing a long‑standing classroom shortage and giving more than 2,000
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Wadauda community renews forest conservation partnership with Cool Earth
The Wadauda community in Milne Bay Province has signed a forest conservation agreement with NGO Cool Earth for the third
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NVS targets health volunteers in Enga
The National Volunteer Service (NVS) of Papua New Guinea in its ambitious volunteer recruitment campaign across the High
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Cool Earth strengthens community leadership through governance training
Non-Government Organisation Cool Earth conducted a two-day governance and leadership training for Wadauda Community-Base
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How a 2017 Climate Study Predicted the brutal 2026 Pacific Drought
Droughts and flooding rains more, likely as climate change plays havoc with Pacific weather
Nearly a decade ago, a clima
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Schools in Kiunga suspend classes after a fatal crash sparks violence
Schools in Kiunga, North Fly District, have suspended classes for an indefinite period following unrest triggered by the
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Police seize drugs, guns and $1.95m in assets in major gang crackdown
A year-long police operation targeting organised crime in Waikato has led to the arrest of 24 people, the seizure of dru
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Massive mussels in NZ waters replicated in new research
Recycled green-lip mussel shells leftover from farms, that would otherwise be thrown into landfill, are being used to mi
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Can Bradman Best be a Blues saviour one more time?
In just two matches Bradman Best has earned a reputation as a State of Origin saviour and New South Wales will be desper
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Dismissal of lawsuit against author Neil Gaiman upheld, court says case should be heard in New Zealand
Neil Gaiman was sued by a Kiwi woman who alleged she was sexually assaulted by the author multiple times on Waiheke Isla
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Watch: Morocco knocks out Netherlands in dramatic penalty shootout
More penalty shootout misery for The Netherlands as Morocco advance to the last 16 at the FIFA World Cup.
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Indian doctors lead interest in new GP pathway
A new GP pathway is attracting strong interest from Asia, with India being the largest source of applicants.
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Bought sight unseen on Mum's advice: Saying goodbye to a beloved beachfront home after 33 years
Richard Wilkie never actually saw the Christchurch home he would live in for the next 33 years before buying it.
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Treasury 'losing ministers' trust', independent review finds
Finance Minister Nicola Willis said the Treasury needed to improve its contributions to economic debate and new ideas fo
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Bougainville youths harness art and theatre to heal trauma, resolve conflict, and ignite change
In a two-week pilot workshop, 27 Youths from across Bougainville have emerged empowered with powerful new tools in drama
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BYD confirms NZ dealer network expansion as EV sales rise
Chinese carmaker confirms six new dealerships for NZ as interest in plug-ins continues to rise.
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Man attempts to lure child into van outside Wellington school
Police say the child refused and went home to tell a parent.
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Rosso’s K160,000 sports funding to lift youth sport in Morobe
Sporting groups in Lae will benefit from K160,000 in funding from Deputy Prime Minister and Lae MP John Rosso. The money
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Bavaroko receives 140 new desks
Bavaroko Primary School has received 140 new desks, easing a long‑standing classroom shortage and giving more than 2,000 students …
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Wadauda community renews forest conservation partnership with Cool Earth
Post Courier · Jun 30, 2026
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NVS targets health volunteers in Enga
Post Courier · Jun 30, 2026
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Cool Earth strengthens community leadership through governance training
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How a 2017 Climate Study Predicted the brutal 2026 Pacific Drought
Post Courier · Jun 30, 2026

Schools in Kiunga suspend classes after a fatal crash sparks violence
Post Courier · Jun 30, 2026
Police seize drugs, guns and $1.95m in assets in major gang crackdown
Stuff - / · Jun 30, 2026
Massive mussels in NZ waters replicated in new research
RNZ News Headlines · Jun 30, 2026
Can Bradman Best be a Blues saviour one more time?
In just two matches Bradman Best has earned a reputation as a State of Origin saviour and New South Wales will be desperate for a …
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Dismissal of lawsuit against author Neil Gaiman upheld, court says case should be heard in New Zealand
RNZ News Headlines · Jun 30, 2026
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Watch: Morocco knocks out Netherlands in dramatic penalty shootout
Stuff - / · Jun 30, 2026
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Indian doctors lead interest in new GP pathway
RNZ News Headlines · Jun 30, 2026
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Bought sight unseen on Mum's advice: Saying goodbye to a beloved beachfront home after 33 years
Stuff - / · Jun 30, 2026
Treasury 'losing ministers' trust', independent review finds
RNZ News Headlines · Jun 30, 2026

Bougainville youths harness art and theatre to heal trauma, resolve conflict, and ignite change
Post Courier · Jun 30, 2026
BYD confirms NZ dealer network expansion as EV sales rise
Stuff - / · Jun 30, 2026
Man attempts to lure child into van outside Wellington school
Police say the child refused and went home to tell a parent.…
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Rosso’s K160,000 sports funding to lift youth sport in Morobe
Post Courier · Jun 30, 2026
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Bridge cut off by Wairarapa floods reopens
RNZ News Headlines · Jun 30, 2026
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Commerce Commission celebrates handing $90 million back to customers
RNZ News Headlines · Jun 30, 2026
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Bavaroko receives 140 new desks
Bavaroko Primary School has received 140 new desks, easing a long‑standing classroom shortage and giving more than 2,000 students in Port Moresby a better place to learn.
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.
The post Bavaro
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Wadauda community renews forest conservation partnership with Cool Earth
The Wadauda community in Milne Bay Province has signed a forest conservation agreement with NGO Cool Earth for the third consecutive year. A total of 131 people were present to sign the agreement.
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 – Annu
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NVS targets health volunteers in Enga
The National Volunteer Service (NVS) of Papua New Guinea in its ambitious volunteer recruitment campaign across the Highlands Region aims to strengthen health service delivery in Enga province.
Speaking during a meeting with the Enga Provincial Health Authority, NVS Public Relations & Marketing Director, Julie Raka, said that the organisation is working closely with provincial administrations and provincial health authorities to identify areas where volunteers can help address critical service d
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Cool Earth strengthens community leadership through governance training
Non-Government Organisation Cool Earth conducted a two-day governance and leadership training for Wadauda Community-Based Organisation (CBO) leaders and interested participants on June 23–24, 2026, in the Wadauda community.
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-
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How a 2017 Climate Study Predicted the brutal 2026 Pacific Drought
Droughts and flooding rains more, likely as climate change plays havoc with Pacific weather
Nearly a decade ago, a climate study delivered a sobering warning to the Pacific: global warming had already permanently broken our natural weather cycles, locking us into a future of rapid, severe climate swings.
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
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Schools in Kiunga suspend classes after a fatal crash sparks violence
Schools in Kiunga, North Fly District, have suspended classes for an indefinite period following unrest triggered by the death of a man who was allegedly struck and killed by a drunk driver on Sunday night.
The post Schools in Kiunga suspend classes after a fatal crash sparks violence appeared first on Post Courier.
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Police seize drugs, guns and $1.95m in assets in major gang crackdown
A year-long police operation targeting organised crime in Waikato has led to the arrest of 24 people, the seizure of drugs and firearms, and the restraint of nearly $2 million in suspected criminal assets.
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Massive mussels in NZ waters replicated in new research
Recycled green-lip mussel shells leftover from farms, that would otherwise be thrown into landfill, are being used to mimic the role once played by the dense horse mussel beds.
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Can Bradman Best be a Blues saviour one more time?
In just two matches Bradman Best has earned a reputation as a State of Origin saviour and New South Wales will be desperate for a repeat of those heroics in the decider.
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Dismissal of lawsuit against author Neil Gaiman upheld, court says case should be heard in New Zealand
Neil Gaiman was sued by a Kiwi woman who alleged she was sexually assaulted by the author multiple times on Waiheke Island.
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Watch: Morocco knocks out Netherlands in dramatic penalty shootout
More penalty shootout misery for The Netherlands as Morocco advance to the last 16 at the FIFA World Cup.
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Indian doctors lead interest in new GP pathway
A new GP pathway is attracting strong interest from Asia, with India being the largest source of applicants.
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Bought sight unseen on Mum's advice: Saying goodbye to a beloved beachfront home after 33 years
Richard Wilkie never actually saw the Christchurch home he would live in for the next 33 years before buying it.
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Treasury 'losing ministers' trust', independent review finds
Finance Minister Nicola Willis said the Treasury needed to improve its contributions to economic debate and new ideas for the future.
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Bougainville youths harness art and theatre to heal trauma, resolve conflict, and ignite change
In a two-week pilot workshop, 27 Youths from across Bougainville have emerged empowered with powerful new tools in drama, process theatre, and trauma-informed techniques to confront youth challenges, promote peace, and drive community transformation.
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 – Thre
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BYD confirms NZ dealer network expansion as EV sales rise
Chinese carmaker confirms six new dealerships for NZ as interest in plug-ins continues to rise.
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Man attempts to lure child into van outside Wellington school
Police say the child refused and went home to tell a parent.
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Rosso’s K160,000 sports funding to lift youth sport in Morobe
Sporting groups in Lae will benefit from K160,000 in funding from Deputy Prime Minister and Lae MP John Rosso. The money has been allocated to rugby and soccer bodies in Morobe.
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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