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09/10/2025

Call for 10,000 PNG Recruits into ADF with Australian Citizenship Pathway

Papua New Guinea and Australia are poised to enter a landmark defense agreement that would allow up to 10,000 Papua New Guineans to enlist in the Australian Defense Force (ADF) with a pathway to Australian citizenship.

Under the proposed treaty:

📌PNG citizens would be eligible to join the ADF.

📌Recruits would need to meet Australia’s eligibility and security requirements, including medical exams and police clearances.

📌 Those accepted would apply for Australian citizenship, with citizenship being a requirement for service.

📌The treaty intends to tightly integrate the militaries of the two nations, enabling shared recruitment and operational cooperation.

📌It also includes mutual defence clauses requiring both parties to come to each other’s aid in times of external attack.

At present, no official recruitment date of “January 2026” has been confirmed in public sources. The treaty is expected to go through parliamentary ratification in both countries, which could delay or adjust the implementation timeline.

Earlier proposals had suggested recruitment of around 1,000 PNG defense personnel annually into the ADF, but the new treaty significantly increases that figure under the new bilateral framework.

Experts have raised concerns about the plan, including issues around sovereignty, brain drain from PNG’s military, and whether it is ethical to ask citizens of one country to fight for another nation.

Advice for Potential Applicants (Subject to Official Announcement):

Prepare for standard military eligibility checks: medical examinations, police clearances, certification of education/experience.

Ensure your national identity documentation (e.g. passport, national ID) is current.

Have educational certificates ready (e.g. high school, tertiary).

Stay alert for formal recruitment announcements from PNG or Australian defense authorities.

07/10/2025

OK TEDI SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION OF UNDERGROUND PUMP STATION PROJECT

Ok Tedi Mining Limited has successfully completed the construction of a critical underground pump station project, that will improve mine water management, enhance safety and save significant cost.

Read more:https://emtv.com.pg/?p=241457

07/10/2025

What you’re looking at isn’t a horror movie prop, it’s an actual piece of furniture, made from human skin, faces and bones, discovered in the home of Ed Gein, one of the most disturbing criminals in American history. When police entered his rural Wisconsin farmhouse in 1957, they found chairs, lampshades, bowls, masks, and even a belt, all made from human skin, faces, and bones.
Ed Gein wasn’t a prolific serial killer, but what made him infamous was what he did with the bodies. Most of his gruesome "crafts" came from corpses he dug up from local graveyards. But he did kill at least two women, including a local hardware store owner whose body was found decapitated and gutted like a deer.
The horror inside his home was beyond anything authorities had seen. Among the findings: a box of noses, a wastebasket made of flesh, and a human face used as a window shade pull. Gein confessed that he wanted to create a “woman suit” so he could become his dead mother, a fixation that would later inspire some of Hollywood’s most iconic killers, including Norman Bates, Leatherface, and Buffalo Bill. He was declared legally insane and spent the rest of his life in a mental institution, dying in 1984.

01/10/2025