Australia stays tight-lipped on security demands as Australia backs PNG's $600m NRL dream
The prime minister has refused to say what security guarantees Australia wants from Papua New Guinea in return for backing ...
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Papua New Guinea's chance at an NRL team may hinge on a pledge not to sign a security deal with China
Australia and PNG are closing in on agreement that would see Canberra provide up to $600 million in support for the NRL bid. Photo shows A close up of James Marape wearing a red tie and dark blue ...
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Haunted real estate comes at a high price in Nashville. A study has revealed haunted home prices in Nashville are some of the ...
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In the ever-evolving landscape of digital imagery, Upscale Pro has emerged as a powerful contender in the realm of AI-powered ...
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‘We want more’: Pac Champs to prove what PNG will bring to NRL as meteoric rise explained
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has committed as much as $600 million over a decade for a PNG side as he looks to strengthen ties with the rugby league-obsessed nation due to China’s growing ...
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V'landys confirms 'tax benefit' carrot for PNG bid
"People think we're getting the $600 million, no we're not ... V'landys added the population in PNG means there could be "the best, biggest pathways" along with more revenue through a bigger ...
NRL’s 19th team PNG set to be tax free for players, staff after landmark expansion deal
Australia’s Federal government has signed off on a $600 million, 10-year funding deal ... It’s uncertain if the benefit ...
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How the NRL plans to make PNG a rugby league powerhouse
With negotiations still underway around a $600 million, 10-year funding plan from ... with Australia's Prime Minister's XIII taking on PNG's version of the team over the past weekend.
Papua New Guinea's NRL bid: Australia plays 'game of statecraft and power politics'
Canberra is offering A$600 million over 10 years for a prospective PNG club in the NRL on condition that the PNG government does not sign a security deal with China.
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‘We’ll be bringing more games’: Abdo’s PNG pledge ahead of expansion verdict
With extensive negotiations around the Australian government’s $600 million, 10-year funding plan for an NRL side in PNG edging toward an official announcement, Abdo joined politicians from both ...
NRL 2025: PNG set to be tax free for players in landmark expansion deal
It is an extraordinary financial sweetener for NRL players to consider moving to the Pacific and one of the final impediments to PNG being rubber-stamped as an NRL expansion team. Australia’s Federal ...
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Australia stays tight-lipped on security demands as Australia backs PNG's $600m NRL dream
Australia has committed up to $600 million over a decade to bolster PNG's pitch to secure a team in the competition, with the NRL set to make a final decision in coming weeks. But the ABC revealed ...