Moore Printing

The premier division grand final match between the two sides had fans on their toes as both sides traded point for point at the Rita Flynn Netball Courts. The exciting encounter ended with a two-point difference in favor of the defending champions Moore Printing.

In yesterday’s match of the premier division, Bank South Pacific after recovering from its loss in week one of the semifinal held off Nambawan Super Limited 23 points to 13 to set up the grand final stage against Moore Printing.

The BSP team came strong, firing on court both in attack and defense holding onto their lead through to the end. They are expected to continue this superb form heading into their grand final. 

The premier division match grand final of the Private Companies Netball Competition, was entertaining, as the agile Moore Printing team made up of talented and skillful youngsters were too fast in the mid-court, running rings around the Post-Courier ladies to a good start, but in a close contest.

Moore’s Goal-Attack Mary Leka was superb under the rings as she took her team to the lead into the first quarter 6-2. 

“We see value in the work that the RSPCA does for our sometimes forgotten members of the community,” executive assistant and community relations manager, Telitah Benn, said.

“For many years now, the RSPCA has also helped us at Moore look after our own dogs and we appreciate that! We want to make sure our assistance to the RSPCA is worthwhile.

Working in partnership with ExxonMobil PNG, the Foundation conducted free cancer screening and awareness at the London Missionary Society (LMS) Church on Papa village today.

The program’s primary focus in the two villages was on cancer awareness and prevention of which free mouth and breast cancer screening was given today for the people of Papa village.

Awareness of cervical and breast cancer is also being carried out through a series of workshops while the screening is going on.