ALEX MAX ON FIRE FOR SP HUNTERS Alex Max is sweepingly becoming a household name for the SP Hunters for his impressive performances since he débuted in April 2024. His mesmerizing exhibitions had attracted wide following with media outlets doing their rounds well to celebrate the Simbu warrior's rugby talents. The 24 years Gumine native has been in sensational from his first game with 11 tries from 11 games. He can bust the defence line easily and defend well all day with blistering foot work and good fends iced with calculated money passes. Towering at 184cm the bullocking loose foward cum center has had his name chewed hard by rugby league commentators everytime he runs onto the ball, holding rugby fanatics in crazy mode. Max tasted professional football with the Waghi Tumbes before transitioning to the Hunters via the Gurias who moulded him as a foward from his usual center position. The 85Kg frame from Waramaril village in remote Gumine has been a good find for the Hunters co...

Wau-Waria District Boosts Local Economy with K62,000 Financial Support to Enterprises Media Release For Immediate Release (17th July, 2024) Wau-Waria District Announces Financial Support for Local Enterprises (K12,000 Assistance to PNG Solardry Limited for Packaging Costs & K50,000 to Morobe Investment Holdings Limited) Hon. Marsh Narewec, Open Member of Parliament for Wau-Waria, is pleased to announce financial support totaling K62,000 to bolster local enterprises. This support includes a K12,000 assistance to PNG  Solardry Limited for packaging expenses and a K50,000 investment in Morobe Investment Holdings Limited, a new Morobe start-up company. K12,000 to PNG Solardry Limited  PNG Solardry Limited, dedicated to the downstream processing of Cocoa and Coffee, sources its coffee from Kwembu village in Biangai, Wau-Waria District. The K12,000 assistance will help cover packaging expenses, enabling the company to enhance its market presence and add value to local commodit...

  Papua New Guinea National Court sentenced 2 soldiers to 25, 20 years for teen’s murder, emphasizing strict rules for military, police, and Corrections. Justice Served: Soldiers Jailed for Teenager’s Killing in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea. NATIONAL Court on Friday jailed two soldiers to 25 years and 20 years respectively for killing a teenager in Port Moresby nine years ago. Chief Justice Sir Gibbs Salika, presiding in Waigani, said the disciplined forces – the army, police and Correctional Services – needed to know that it was wrong to mobilise and retaliate against civilians as in this case. “Soldiers, you are not at war with civilians. Your rules of engagement are very strict and must be exercised with restraint and caution with civilians and in combat in warfare,” Sir Gibbs said. He said Jude Nidung, 33, of Finschhafen’s Yunzang, did not need to go back to Murray Barracks after he was assaulted at Coronation Primary School to mobilise soldiers to retaliate. “There were ab...