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  Papua New Guinea Entering the NRL Rugby in 2028 Introduction Papua New Guinea (PNG) is taking a monumental step in the world of rugby league by officially entering the National Rugby League (NRL) in 2028. This development is a testament to PNG's unwavering passion for rugby league, a sport that unites the nation like no other. As the only country where rugby league is the national sport, PNG's inclusion in the NRL signals a new era of opportunity, growth, and international recognition for the Pacific nation. Let’s dive into the rich history, preparations, and significance of PNG’s entry into one of the world’s premier rugby leagues. The History of Rugby League in Papua New Guinea Rugby league has been a cornerstone of PNG’s culture since its introduction in the 1960s. Over decades, the sport has evolved from a recreational activity to a national obsession. With rugby fields scattered across rural villages and urban centers, the sport transcends social and economic divides, fo...

James Marape Allocating K5 Million for Staff Housing for Metoreia Health Centre at Hanuabada Village Healthcare is the backbone of any thriving community, but many regions worldwide, including Papua New Guinea, often face critical infrastructure challenges. For Hanuabada Village, an iconic coastal community in Port Moresby, accessing quality healthcare services has been an uphill battle. Recognizing this, Prime Minister James Marape has stepped forward with a K5 million allocation specifically to fund staff housing for the Metoreia Health Centre. James Marape’s Commitment to Health Prime Minister James Marape has consistently highlighted the importance of accessible and quality healthcare for all Papua New Guineans. His administration’s vision emphasizes bridging the gap between urban and rural healthcare services. From upgrading hospitals in major cities to focusing on neglected rural outposts, his government has championed health equity. The allocation to Metoreia Health Centre is an...