Gary Juffa News Today

Southern Highlands Provincial Member William Powi has commended the Prime Minister James Marape and Northern Provincial Member Gary Juffa for representing the government and people of PNG to walk the Kokoda Track and commemorate the ANZAC Day at Isurava.

I joined Anthony Albanese for his Kokoda Track walk. It was a moment in history. A sitting Australian prime minister had never walked it before. Neither had a PNG prime minister.

Northern provincial member Gary Juffa has urged the PNG and Australian governments not to forget the “ongoing” sacrifices of the custodians of the Kokoda Trail, which was the scene of a deadly campaign during World War II.

After an elaborate tribal welcome to the mountains of PNG, the Australian PM spent the night camping on the Kokoda Track in an Anzac Day trek aimed at drawing the two countries closer.

POLICE in Northern Province have their hands full investigating a double murder in which ‘jungle justice’ was meted out to an alleged rapist and a driver involved in a fatal accident.In the first incident, three members of one family were allegedly murdered by an alleged rapist.

PRIME Ministers James Marape and Anthony Albanese of Australia kicked off their historic Kokoda Track ‘wokabaut’ yesterday morning, paying tribute to the sacrifices of soldiers who fought there in one of the bloodiest battles during World War II.

It is often argued that political stability is required for development in PNG. Michael Kabuni argues in an environment prone to corruption, more stability only makes the government less accountable.

Governor for Northern, Gary Juffa queried PM James Marape to do away with the dependent rebates allowed on taxes paid by income tax payers.

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