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 The SP PNG Hunters have produced an inspired 36-22 win over last year’s grand finalists Wynnum Manly Seagulls in Round 14 of the QRL Hostplus Cup.  In picturesque conditions at BMD Kougari Oval on Saturday afternoon, the Hunters embraced the lively Wynnum crowd and their intent was evident from the kick-off. The PNG side worked into attacking field position confidently with just their second possession and looked dangerous with the ball until some resolute Seagulls’ defence forced the first error of the match. SP PNG Hunters Media  Marching upfield themselves in response, it was Wynnum Manly who would go on the attack next. They looked to have scored courtesy of a smooth right edge shift only for Hunters’ backrower Kitron Laka to appear out of nowhere in cover and knock the ball loose over the line, saving a certain try.   Discipline was the telling difference between this Hunters’ side and the one that lost to Ipswich last week. The Hunters poured through the middle as their middles

Prime Minister James Marape says Papua New Guinea needs men at all levels to take leadership – starting at home – for the good of the country. He said this in his address at the Digicel Men-of-Honour Awards at APEC Haus in Port Moresby on Wednesday (May 3, 2023) night.  The Prime Minister thanked Digicel Foundation for telling the positive stories about PNG men to inspire change right around the country. “This country needs men in all sectors to take leadership,” PM Marape told a fullhouse crowd, adding that he had been inspired by the stories of all participants. “If you want your country to be better, it starts with you, it starts with me. “The real man you are is the person in your house, in your home, in front of your wife, in front of your daughter, in front of your son. That is the man you are. “I appeal to all men throughout the length and breadth of our country: ‘Check yourself at the altar of your home’. “Who are you and what is your real self is the character you put on in yo