Technology, Education & News in Papua New Guinea
The Australia Pacific Training Coalition witnessed its 23rd graduation ceremony on Friday 5 April, which saw 188 students graduate with certificates in various technical and vocational courses after completing six months of training. 54...
During the National Capital District Commission (NCDC) Urban Planning Expo 2019 held on March 15, 2019 at the Sir John Guise Indoor Sporting Complex, a group of performers calling themselves the PNG Circus did...
Huawei have proven that they can take on the best in terms of mobile phone cameras. They are now giving the front runners Samsung and Apple a run for their money. In this YouTube...
Fifty-six Australia Pacific Training Coalition (APTC) students including two Fijian nationals became the newest graduates after receiving Australian qualifications during the graduation ceremony in Apia, Samoa on Tuesday 26 March 2019. The graduates received...
This petty thief probably snatched the wrong bilum at the notorious Gordons Market in Port Moresby and ended up getting a harsh warning by the ‘big boys’ at Bomana. The video shows the thief...
The National Airports Corporation (NAC) will now be charging parking at the airport for clients who stay longer than 15 minutes. According to their Facebook page, the parking system went operational on March 11,...
UNIVERSITY of PNG Chancellor Jeffrey Kennedy has resigned, citing the Government’s lack of confidence in his ability to hold the position as the reason. I accepted the appointment (on Jan 21, 2019 by Higher...
Forty-nine Tongan nationals were awarded internationally recognised qualifications during the Australia Pacific Training Coalition (APTC) graduation ceremony held at the Queen Salote Memorial Hall in Nuku’alofa on Wednesday 6 March 2019. The new graduates...
THE POLICE hierarchy will now take disciplinary action against any unauthorised members of the Royal Papua New Constabulary who comments on operational and administrative aspects of the Constabulary in both the social and mainstream...
More than 200 staff at the University of Papua New Guinea are expected to stop work today to protest undue political interference in the university’s business. This was revealed by an insider who wanted...
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