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Sports Tok Magazine is a true PNG Sports magazine with 100%
local content of PNG citizens. The magazine was formulated with themain objectives to promote sports in PNG with a unique
in content and presentation. As sports in PNG is used mainly to
minimize social problems and resource development for better PNG, the magazine is and will certainly complement all sporting initiatives, and contributes to the growing interest of sports in PNG.
Sports Tok Magazine is and will be delivering sports news and even coverage with total quality in print materials, and tailored editorial to the sports bodies, sponsors and general public
monthly.
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PNG EncounterFirst Raises Awareness on Positive Values
The PNG EncounterFirst ran a five-week awareness campaign, with Program Coordinator Malone Pirisa and his team delivering life skills sessions to the youth in addressing social media abuse, alcohol and drug addictions, among other illicit activities. The community-based organization conducted awareness about social issues affecting the youth by providing positive lifestyle choices to improve their lives and become law-abiding, productive citizens. PNG EncounterFirst recentl
Jonah KEI
Mar 263 min read
Special Olympics PNG Celebrate World Down Syndrome Day
The Special Olympics Papua New Guinea (SOPNG) celebrated World Down Syndrome Day on Saturday, 21 March 2026, at the University of Papua New Guinea (UPNG). SOPNG, in collaboration with Y-Peer Papua New Guinea, hosted the event, which brought together more than 50 participants, including athletes with Down syndrome, volunteers, students, parents, caregivers, and partners. The participants proudly wore mismatched socks in celebration of World Down Syndrome Day through the “Lots
Press Release
Mar 231 min read
Raising the Bar: Team PNG launches high‑performance plan with Australian support
The Papua New Guinea Olympic Committee (PNGOC) launched Team PNG Unleashed , a comprehensive 2026–2032 High-Performance Strategy, to power PNG’s endeavor towards the Brisbane 2032 Olympics and beyond. The Australian Government supported the development of the Strategy through its PacificAus Sports partnership with the Australian Olympic Committee (AOC), Paralympics Australia (PA), and the Commonwealth Games Australia (CGA). Team PNG Unleashed is the activation of Pillar Tw
Press Release
Mar 192 min read
PNG EncounterFirst Raises Awareness on Positive Values
The PNG EncounterFirst ran a five-week awareness campaign, with Program Coordinator Malone Pirisa and his team delivering life skills sessions to the youth in addressing social media abuse, alcohol and drug addictions, among other illicit activities. The community-based organization conducted awareness about social issues affecting the youth by providing positive lifestyle choices to improve their lives and become law-abiding, productive citizens. PNG EncounterFirst recentl
Jonah KEI
Mar 263 min read
Special Olympics PNG Celebrate World Down Syndrome Day
The Special Olympics Papua New Guinea (SOPNG) celebrated World Down Syndrome Day on Saturday, 21 March 2026, at the University of Papua New Guinea (UPNG). SOPNG, in collaboration with Y-Peer Papua New Guinea, hosted the event, which brought together more than 50 participants, including athletes with Down syndrome, volunteers, students, parents, caregivers, and partners. The participants proudly wore mismatched socks in celebration of World Down Syndrome Day through the “Lots
Press Release
Mar 231 min read
Raising the Bar: Team PNG launches high‑performance plan with Australian support
The Papua New Guinea Olympic Committee (PNGOC) launched Team PNG Unleashed , a comprehensive 2026–2032 High-Performance Strategy, to power PNG’s endeavor towards the Brisbane 2032 Olympics and beyond. The Australian Government supported the development of the Strategy through its PacificAus Sports partnership with the Australian Olympic Committee (AOC), Paralympics Australia (PA), and the Commonwealth Games Australia (CGA). Team PNG Unleashed is the activation of Pillar Tw
Press Release
Mar 192 min read
PNG KICKBOXING FEDERATION MOURNS THE LOSS OF SPORTS TITAN RONNIE JOHN MEA
The President of the PNG Kickboxing Federation (PNGKBF), Stanley Nandex MBE ML, on behalf of the executive board, athletes, and the wider kickboxing fraternity, expresses profound sorrow following the passing of esteemed sports administrator, the Late Ronnie Mea , on March 9th, 2026. The Late Ronnie John Mea was a cornerstone of the PNG Sports Foundation , serving the nation with a level of dedication that set the gold standard for sports administration in Papua New Guinea.
Press Release
Mar 162 min read
Play for Equity in Action: Australia Supports Inclusive Sport With Special Olympics PNG
The Australian Government and Special Olympics Papua New Guinea (PNG) are expanding inclusive sporting opportunities for children and young people with disabilities in the National Capital District (NCD) and Central Province communities. Made possible by the Australian Government’s Play for Equity fund, the funding supports Special Olympics PNG’s mission to provide year-round sports training and athletic competition for children and adults with intellectual disabilities.
Press Release
Feb 252 min read
SP Sports Awards Launched
From left to right: PNG Sports Foundation Operations & Development Director Geoffrey Gideon; SP Brewery Corporate Affairs Manager John Nilkare; PNG Olympic Committee Secretary General Desmond Kaviagu; and PNG Sports Foundation Marketing & Events Director John Susuve. The South Pacific (SP) Sports Awards officially launched its 34th edition of the annual event today (Tuesday, 24 February 2026), at the Sir John Guise Stadium Conference Room in Port Moresby. South Pacific Brewe
Jonah KEI
Feb 243 min read
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