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Joseph Eladona should read well his soccer laws as well as PNGFA Competition Regulations before stating something to fuel fire. If you don’t know, here’s the truth. There’s no laws in the competition regulations that says a fine for a No show or suspension for a No show. This is PNGFA’s administrative blunder and cannot be put to Hekari United Football Club. Eladona should check his background first before posting information that has no solution but just pure hate.

Rejected SP PNG Hunters and new kid on the block for the Queensland Capras, Morea Morea Junior is among few PNG Kumul players signed by the London Broncos for the 2026 season. Morea Junior has a short stint for the Capras mid this season after the Hunters requested for player swap leaving out the Papuan Lass to join the Capras and since then as a new kind on the block; He never disappointed his fans making into the PMs13 and direct to the London Broncos via Kumuls

Current Prime Minister of Papua New Guinea in his high school Days.
Hon James Marape at Kaibufa High School.
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🇵🇬 A young James Marape during his High School days at Kabiufa High School being interviewed by ABC Australia. #PMJM #ABCNews #PMJM

Congratulations Elsie Albert. Keep shining 🙏♥️💯

PNG Orchids in the house 🤣🤣🔥🔥. If same energy put into game time will be something special. Just a thought. Otherwise, the girls are having fun 😜

🏈 PNG ORCHIDS 🇵🇬 #PNGORCHIDS #fypreelsシ゚viralシ

Our prayers are with Eli Katoa. Much love and stay strong to recover well. ♥️💯
The purple pride 💯🙏

Eli Katoa lucky to be running out for Tonga today after copping a brutal friendly fire hit during the warm up! Must have passed all concussion assessments - hopefully no more heavy blows to the head for him today 🤞

“Aina Trust” a slogan used by Western Highlanders, Nixon Put gives a solid hug in embracing his Kumul colleague and debutant Dudley Dotoi after scoring his first try on debut. Shows a true warrior. Putt will be one of the Kanges to have worn the Kumuls jumper to follow in the foot steps of Max Tiri and Rodney Pora with more caps to follow suit. Well done Kumuls.
Photo credit: Hostplus Cup fb page

Orchids a process in for success.
Success does not work overnight. It takes hard work, commitment and discipline to get up there. For PNG Orchids, there’s still work in progress. A country dominated by male in all aspects of life in general, women and girls are slowly getting their spots in the society whether it be in sports, education or professional careers. In an ever changing World, PNG like other island countries are still developing in every field of life, be in sports or others. Rugby League for women and girls started not so long ago. Give them time and one day they’ll get up there. PNG are so quick to rubbish and criticise them but have they also thought about how Kumuls got smashed 72-8 by the Australian? They even got zero at some stages and they’ve leaned and improved. It’s a process Kumuls went through and similarly the Orchids will have their turn and it only needs time and patient to finally come up to the stage where they can compete against top countries. Let this post remind us that one fine day, they will put a smile on your faces and do the country proud. For now, give credit to those who play for the team and support them irrespective of the results.
To the Orchid players, you’ve done yourself, your family, close friends and associates and of course the country oroud.
Keep shining. It’s a work in progress and never put your head down but hold your heads high and improve here on.
Best wishes from us the crew of Pacific Wantok Sports. Like and share this for our girls and women to have a fair share of moral support that they deserve.