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20/03/2025

The Morobe Pride exerted their dominance and defeated the Dust Turf in Leg 3 of the KCK Rigo Rice Cup opening round on Sunday, March 16th, 2025, at Bava Park in Port Moresby, and edged the Erima Hurricanes today (March 19th), registering two straight wins on the trot.

Both the Pride and Hurricanes earned a win each in round 1 and with a winning momentum at their backs, they went to the pitch firing on all cylinders and delivered a brutal but entertaining affair.

After a few minutes of physical encounter, the Erima Hurricanes scored the first try but did not convert the goal. The Morobe Pride hit back quickly with a four-pointer but failed to nail the extras, equalizing the points at 4-all in the break.

The second half was marred with errors and ill-discipline from both teams. Under five minutes of play, the Hurricanes gave a penalty inside their 10-meter red zone and the Pride opted for a 2-point, taking a slight 6-4 lead.

With ten minutes left on the clock, the Hurricanes executed a second-man play to stun the Morobean side, but the Pride’s center intercepted the ball to run 80 meters and put the game beyond doubt (12-4).

Former PNG Residents forward and Morobe Pride coach, Keary Tapako, stated that it was an intense game, praising his players for finishing the game strongly.

“Big credit to the boys. Despite a tough game, they stood tall and got the job done. I’m happy for them, but there’s still more work to be done,” Tapako said.

The men from the industrial city aim to maintain their winning streak this weekend and head into the playoffs with an unblemished record. However, coach Tapako conceded that they needed to work on their discipline, ball security, and play as a team.

Meanwhile, the KCK Rigo Rice Cup third leg finals will start next weekend and conclude the following weekend, with the final leg (fourth leg) expected to commence in the second week of April.

Credit: Spots Talk
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10/12/2024

One key benefit of the Wau Waria District scholarship program under the leadership of Hon. Marsh Narewec is the positive impact it can have on human resources development within the district. By providing financial assistance for education, Hon. Marsh Narewec is investing in the intellectual capital of the community. This can lead to an increase in the number of skilled and educated individuals within the district, which in turn can boost the overall quality of the local workforce.

Furthermore, by prioritizing education, Hon. Marsh Narewec is demonstrating a commitment to creating a more knowledgeable and competitive workforce. This can help to attract businesses and industries to the area, as they will have access to a talented pool of potential employees. In addition, an emphasis on education can also foster a culture of continuous learning and professional development within the community.

Overall, the Wau Waria District scholarship program, supported by Hon. Marsh Narewec's dedication to education, has the potential to significantly enhance human resources within the district, leading to long-term benefits for both individuals and the community as a whole.🙏👍❤️

28/08/2024

Can Our Prime Minister JM explain this to the people of Papua New Guinea and the true resource owners.
under JM is not progressing well.

12/04/2024

Huge News alert! 🚨

AFLPNG Talent Academy player Allen Sevara has been selected in the Gold Coast Suns Academy final team for the National U16 boys championships in May/June this year.

An amazing achievement and we are very proud! It is great to see another of our talented young players getting opportunities in Australia.

We can’t wait to see Allan playing his games with the GC Suns 🌞

Congratulations Allan!

The AFL PNG Talent Academy is part of the AFL South Pacific High Performance pathway and is proudly supported by the Australian Government through the PacificAus Sports program.



PacificAus Sports AFL South Pacific Nations Australian High Commission Papua New Guinea Papua New Guinea Sports Foundation.

05/04/2024

A Momentous Occasion:
The Rollout of the Integrated Financial Management System in Wau Waria District.

By: Jack Maru.

The 15th of April marked a historic day for Wau Waria District, one of the newly established districts in Papua New Guinea, as it unveiled its Integrated Financial Management System (IFMS). This milestone event was a testament to the district's commitment to implementing modern and efficient financial practices to better serve its people. The program was meticulously organized by the dynamic Finance team led by District Finance Manageress Mrs. Patryn Moroman, with unwavering support from administrative CEO Mr. John Orebut and Acting DA Hon. Mars Narewec.

The IFMS rollout ceremony was graced by the presence of Assistant Finance Secretary Mr. Gabi Kila and his dedicated team from Port Moresby, who commended Wau Waria District for being the first among seven districts to adopt the IFMS model. Mr. Kila highlighted the exemplary collaboration between departments and the district member, Hon. Mars Narewec, emphasizing his visionary leadership and dedication to serving the community by providing essential resources and accommodations for staff members.

In his remarks, CEO Mr. Orebut acknowledged the collective effort of Finance, LLG Managers, and other stakeholders who worked tirelessly to bring about this significant achievement. He underscored the importance of collaboration and unity in achieving shared goals and driving positive change within the district.

District Finance Manageress Mrs. Moroman expressed her gratitude towards Hon. Mars Narewec and Mr. John Orebut for their unwavering support, not only in financial matters but also in other divisions and LLGs. She emphasized the crucial role of leadership in facilitating progress and fostering a cohesive working environment that benefits the entire community.

A memorable moment captured during the event was the printing of the first check by Mr. John Orebut, Mr. Gabi Kila, and Hercules (MP's EO).

28/03/2024

Unemployed Guys are the Ones Always Getting Girls Pregnant 😪😓
How come Your Spermm is Working And You're not Working ?? 🌚💁🤣🙄

09/03/2024

Interesting 🤔

05/03/2024

𝗕𝗿𝗶𝗲𝗳 𝗛𝗶𝘀𝘁𝗼𝗿𝘆
Wau Waria
Papua New Guinea

Wau, town on the island of New Guinea, eastern Papua New Guinea, southwestern Pacific Ocean. The town is situated at the junction of Edie Creek and the Bulolo River, in a mountainous region accessible by road from Lae and by air from Port Moresby. Gold was first discovered (1921) at Koranga Creek, followed by further strikes on Edie Creek flats. Wau was the scene of World War II battles (1943), especially around its hillside airstrip. The town was rebuilt after the war, but not on its former scale. Gold, although still significant, has been replaced in economic importance by coffee and timber, which are exported through Lae. Because of its elevation (3,543 feet [1,080 metres]) it is promoted as a “hill station” for Europeans. Nearby are a wildlife research centre.

28/02/2024

MESSAGE TO ALL DROP-OUTS AND UNEMPLOYED GRADUATES

Written by: Lee Roy Wakei

If you haven't been selected to continue with your education this year, or you graduate from college or university and don't get a job, return home, take over the family business, and take it to the next level.

Family business? Yes, the family business - whether it is a formal business or the semi-subsistence operation that your parents have been relying on to fund your educational fees up to now.

For example, if your parents are coffee, cocoa, coconut, vanilla, rubber, oil palm, citrus (orange, lemon, mandarin, lime) mango, avocado, etc growers, the land is there, and the "money plants" are already planted in the soil.

You don't need money to start. You don't need a certificate, diploma, or degree either. All you have to do is to commit your time and energy to weeding, prunning, draining, etc., and waiting for harvest season.

While waiting for the plants to bear and ripen, use your time and energy to grow other crops or raise livestock. Create additional revenue streams.

If you do this, you will make more money in a year than your classmates who hold paid jobs.

Dropping out of school or not getting employed is really a blessing in disguise in PNG - where paid jobs are scarce but work opportunities are abundant. It is an opportunity to become SELF-EMPLOYED. It is an opportunity to BECOME YOUR OWN BOSS.

Note: If you believe in this message, share it with your unemployed relatives and colleagues.

Lee Roy Wakei✍️
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10/02/2024

It's wonderful to hear that Hon. Marsh Narewek has been dedicating his time and efforts to ensure the satisfaction of the people of Wau Waria. His commitment to seeing the road link being established in Garaina Valley is truly commendable. During his week-long visit, he not only supervised the construction of at least 300 meters of pilot track but also took the initiative to address and resolve various issues. It's also heartening to know that Hon. Marsh Narewek personally carried a pineapple from Bapi, the first village that will be connected by the road. This showcases his thoughtfulness and care for the communities who will benefit from this development.
True Visionary leader 🙏❣️

17/01/2024