PNG's back.

[AlwaysGreen]

What this shows is that the daily telerag really needs to cut back on these long liquid lunches.

First up it got us the whole bring back the bears bullshit now this gossip girl speculation rubbish.

 

[Trifili13]

You don't have to be pay "overs" in fact you can pay way "unders" and he would still get more than now.

Him or Mary Fowler are 1000000 to 1 to live and work in PNG, however.

He might go if DCE and Cam Smith sign up. They are thinking about it.

 

[Maximus]

It's incredibly sexist to just assume she should give up her Man City contract and her career to go live with him in PNG.

 

[Bukowski]

You don't have to be pay "overs" in fact you can pay way "unders" and he would still get more than now.

Him or Mary Fowler are 1000000 to 1 to live and work in PNG, however.

That's why you'd need to pay overs..

 

[SirPies&Beers]

Australian Defence Force partnership strengthens Papua New Guinea's sporting future - Australasian Leisure Management

www.ausleisure.com.au

 

[SirPies&Beers]

 

[Wb1234]

 

[SirPies&Beers]

Platform set to ID players nationwide

PNG NRL franchise head of elite players development Joseph Grima gives an insight on the progress of the rugby league academy.

www.postcourier.com.pg

https://www.thenational.com.pg/juniors-key-hunters-need-an-u20s-asap/

A new game plan for Australian sports diplomacy | The PNG Bulletin

thepngbulletin.com

 

[mikail-eagle]

Papua New Guinea Rugby Football League | Port Moresby

Papua New Guinea Rugby Football League, Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea. 13,531 likes · 2,019 talking about this. The Official Facebook page for the Papua New Guinea Rugby Football League.

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Media Release: KUMUL BLO TUMORO CAMP

The Papua New Guinea Rugby Football League (PNGRFL) continues to support the development of young players with the staging of its first Kumuls Blo Tumoro camp being held in Port Moresby this week.
The camp includes twenty-four (24) players predominantly drawn from the 2024 Junior Kumuls and the National School Boys team. Under the guidance and leadership of Joe Grima who was Head Coach of the 2023 -2024 Junior Kumuls and current Coaching and Pathways Manager for the PNG NRL Bid, the three-day camp will include educational sessions from former players, subject matter experts as well as on-field training, testing and strength sessions.
The Chief Executive Officer, PNGRFL Stanley Hondina speaking on the importance of the camp:
“The PNGRFL continues to focus and invest in these opportunities for our young players. This being the first of its kind to be held, it is a wonderful chance to come together and to develop as rugby league players. More importantly we want to see our players become better young men through their involvement with the sport. We continue to strengthen our partnerships with PacificAus Sports and the Australian Defence Force Sports in delivering camps like this."
“It is only through continuous development with camps like this that these young players will be able to achieve their dreams. Just as important, a similar program will be rolled out for our female players over the next month.’
Bradley Orosambo, 2024 National School Boys and Junior Kumuls halfback who is part of the PNGRFL Elite Youth Program spent four weeks training with the SP PNG Hunters pre-Christmas. Following that, he has returned to training with the Lae Snax Tigers. Bradley has joined the camp.
Orosambo said of the opportunity:
“I feel very excited and happy, and my family is also happy and proud that I got selected for the camp. It is a great opportunity for me to make progress in my rugby league career. This makes us focus on our skills, talents and our bond with each other as a team with little distraction from the outside. his is a stepping stone to help us reach our goals of eventually becoming a Kumul and part of our very own NRL team.”
Grima explained the benefits of the camp saying:
“The Kumuls Blo Tumoro camp is a groundbreaking opportunity to work with the best junior and local rugby league talent across Papua New Guinea. It serves as an investment in the players who could be considered for the country’s entry into the NRL in 2028, highlighting the serious direction rugby league is taking in PNG.”
He added “This is the first time a camp of this nature has been held in PNG, reinforcing the nation's commitment to structured player development. Combined with a strengthening school competition, national school aged championship, the Santos Cup and Digicel ExxonMobil Cup and the SP PNG Hunters, the pathways from grassroots to elite level are being developed to match these NRL Clubs.”
“By the end of the three-day camp, we will have a clear understanding of where these players stand and the areas that need improvement, ensuring we continue to drive development at the highest level.”
“The success of the PNGRFL Elite Youth Program is illustrated with the selection of the last two Junior Kumuls Captains’, Finley Glare and Gairo Voro, as part of the original starting line-up for the SP PNG Hunters opening round match which has now been postponed due the pending cyclone in Queensland.

 

[SirPies&Beers]

https://www.defence.gov.au/news-events/news/2025-03-10/junior-kumuls-development-camp-strengthens-nrl-pathways-png

 

[SirPies&Beers]

Tomorrow’s Kumuls attend training camp | The National

www.thenational.com.pg

Coach Grima applauds involvement of ADF | The National

www.thenational.com.pg

Juniors in the spotlight

PNGRFL partner Australian Defence Force to stage ‘Kumul blo Tumoro’ camp THE stagging of ‘Kumul blo Tumoro’ camp at the Santos National Football Stadium by PNG Rugby Football League in partnership with Australia Defence Force was hailed a success. The training camp saw 24 players from the 2024...

www.postcourier.com.pg

Junior Kumuls Camp Boosts NRL Pathways in PNG

A Junior Kumuls development camp, held on March 7 and 8, 2025 in Papua New Guinea (PNG), provided 25 local young athletes with a high-performance

www.miragenews.com

 

[SirPies&Beers]

Papuan NRL academy really putting in the work.

 

[SirPies&Beers]

Harvey likes his league yeah? could be a sponsor company here.

Billionaire Gerry Harvey takes major stake in PNG cement play Mayur

The Harvey Norman chairman now owns almost 7 per cent of the ASX-listed building materials hopeful, which raised $100 million last week.

www.afr.com

 

[Wb1234]

Harvey likes his league yeah? could be a sponsor company here.

Billionaire Gerry Harvey takes major stake in PNG cement play Mayur

The Harvey Norman chairman now owns almost 7 per cent of the ASX-listed building materials hopeful, which raised $100 million last week.

www.afr.com

But but people said their is no money to be made in the png economy

 

[mikail-eagle]

This kid has big future.

PNG NRL Bid Official | Port Moresby

PNG NRL Bid Official, Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea. 1,941 likes · 2,538 talking about this. The Official Account for the PNG NRL Bid

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Lae Academy representative Bradley Orosambo speaks on making the inaugural Kumul Blo Tomorrow camp.
This marks another milestone for the young prospect who has already represented the Lae U19 Boys Academy, named the best male player of last year's PNG NRL Bid School Championships, represented the Junior Kumuls and recently was a part of the PNG Hunters per-season preparations.

 

[Trifili13]

But but people said their is no money to be made in the png economy

At about $4,200 GDP per capita, I would say there is minimal for the general population. Resource and other corporates, different story.

If as you think there's money to be made in the PNG economy and rugby league is their national sport, why has it taken 600m of Australian taxpayer money to get a team?

 

[Maximus]

At about $4,200 GDP per capita, I would say there is minimal for the general population. Resource and other corporates, different story.

If as you think there's money to be made in the PNG economy and rugby league is their national sport, why has it taken 600m of Australian taxpayer money to get a team?

And why do 60% of residents not have access to clean drinking water? Why do 76% not have access to safe toilets? Why does the majority of the country live in poverty?

 

[Perth Red]

And why do 60% of residents not have access to clean drinking water? Why do 76% not have access to safe toilets? Why does the majority of the country live in poverty?

Only 13% have access to grid connected electricity! Maybe they can get China to sort that out for them.
A financial powerhouse they aint.

 

[The Penguin #6.]

Harvey likes his league yeah? could be a sponsor company here.

Billionaire Gerry Harvey takes major stake in PNG cement play Mayur

The Harvey Norman chairman now owns almost 7 per cent of the ASX-listed building materials hopeful, which raised $100 million last week.

www.afr.com

At about $4,200 GDP per capita, I would say there is minimal for the general population. Resource and other corporates, different story.

If as you think there's money to be made in the PNG economy and rugby league is their national sport, why has it taken 600m of Australian taxpayer money to get a team?

And why do 60% of residents not have access to clean drinking water? Why do 76% not have access to safe toilets? Why does the majority of the country live in poverty?

Only 13% have access to grid connected electricity! Maybe they can get China to sort that out for them.
A financial powerhouse they aint.

Wake up and smell the roses. Gerry Harvey does not take a major share in a company that does not have significant growth prospects. PNG: major development incoming.

 

[Perth Red]

Wake up and smell the roses. Gerry Harvey does not take a major share in a company that does not have significant growth prospects. PNG: major development incoming.

They are looking to ramp up exports of lime to Asia and Australia. Nothing new, foreigners exporting PNG's wealth whilst the people stay in poverty.