Is the PNG club even gonna happen?

[Perth Red]

Claiming he is innocent

 

[Gobsmacked]

Claiming he is innocent

 

[SirPies&Beers]

chinese owning papuan ports = bad
chinese owning multiple australian ports and cattle farms = good.

strange thought process isnt it

 

[Jonty]

'Friendly competition' emerges to determine PNG's NRL home ground - ABC Pacific

PNG will kick off its NRL era in just three years, but between now and then, Port Moresby will transform itself as much off the field as on.

www.abc.net.au

Sir hubert Murray stadium holding 30k is wild and can easily be transformed and upgraded to hold even more.

they should aim for 35k-40k.

 

[BuffaloRules]

OP wants an update… have they pulled the pin on the team yet ?

 

[Canard]

When the broncos entered the nswrl comp they averaged around 15k in their first year and lang park was a dead set dump. Worse then any current suburban ground used in the nrl

Broncos averaged 16k in their first season, which was over 3k more than any Sydney team.

Rugby League Tables / Attendances 1988

Rugby League Tables - NRL Stats & Tables

afltables.com

And no Lang Park was not "worse" than any current suburban ground in the NRL, thats an absurd statement.

 

[Pippen94]

Sir hubert Murray stadium holding 30k is wild and can easily be transformed and upgraded to hold even more.

they should aim for 35k-40k.

two stadiums!! (With national stadium)

 

[The Daddy3]

two stadiums!! (With national stadium)

I don't get this joke. Someone explain this to me

 

[Pippen94]

I don't get this joke. Someone explain this to me

I'm just amusing myself and seemingly nobody else as always. Port Moresby has two NRL quality stadiums. Interesting because posters here only have bad things to say about the place.

 

[eels4lifee]

with 10 million members PNG is going ahead, only problem is they need a million seated stadium 🏟

 

[Mother Nature's Son]

https://www.theaustralian.com.au/business/technology/niupay-how-pngs-pioneering-ai-tech-startup-is-transforming-government/news-story/8077cb56c18f87ed5041dce1c03fffff

It’s a bit like that for James Inglis, who is working on paradise tech, rolling out artificial intelligence applications that are helping to transform the PNG government.

His Port Morseby-based fintech NiuPay is literally building its own tech ecosystem in the country. And it is about to play an important behind-the-scenes role in the smooth arrival of PNG’s NRL team from 2028.

PNG’s deputy Prime Minister and Immigration Minister John Rosso says with more resource projects coming online and growing interest in tourism, there was a need to reduce friction at the borders for legitimate travellers.

When NiuPay started it had four staff, today it has around 40. At the current rate of growth, by the end of this year it is expected to lift to 60. NiuPay is now one of the biggest pure tech employers in Port Moresby, outside of banks, miners and telcos.

Yeah, a real backwater.