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 They are home. They have won. The footy gods were smiling down on the Santos National Football Stadium on Saturday afternoon as the SP PNG Hunters pulled off a fairy-tale finish in their homecoming match with the Mackay Cutters in Round 20 of the Hostplus Cup. SP PNG Hunters celebrate Homecoming with Win over Mackay Cutters 30 – 28 [PNG Hunters photo] Trailing by four points with seconds remaining, the Hunters produced a miracle play with their final possession to beat the Cutters in front of a joyous crowd in Port Moresby to round out their 2022 season. The 78 minutes prior was a seesawing affair as both sides struggled with their ball security in the humid conditions. The Cutters were first to trouble the scoreboard when prop Jayden Morgan barged his way over in the 16th minute thanks to a clever switch play from behind the ruck. Mackay then went over again just three minutes later when Kyle Krisanski-Kennedy took possession out the back of a decoy line to score down the Cutters’ le

 Immigration Agencies in all Pacific Island States must work together and learn from each other’s experience to improve their respective border management systems, said PNG Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Labour and Immigration Honourable John Rosso, MP. Minister Rosso made this statement today when officially opening the “Border Management Systems in the Pacific” workshop at the APEC House in Port Moresby. The two day workshop is facilitated by the PNG Immigration and Citizenship Authority (ICA) and is attended by Heads of Immigration Agencies and their technical staff from over 13 Pacific Island States. Immigration Agencies in Pacific Islands States must work together, says PNG Deputy PM Rosso  “We are privileged to host such a distinguished gathering of key stakeholders, delegates and members of the Pacific Immigration Development Community (PIDC),” said Mr Rosso. “This workshop is a significant step in reaffirming Papua New Guinea’s commitments to the region through our acti