Not much terribly new, but at least there is hope, yes? From Roseanna
Kulupi, Radio Tech:

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Hi Mr Jensen,
Greetings to you from Papua New Guinea!!
Thank you so much for your email and my sincere apologies for the late
reply.
It’s good to know we have listeners tuning in from the other side of
the world. Thank you for attaching the letter that you sent in
March...

QSL cards which the station has designed are being printed at the
moment. We will try to send you one as soon as we receive them from
the printing company.

It’s just been a year since the Radio Station commenced broadcasting
in Shortwave but already we’ve had a good number of listeners from
different parts of the world who have written to report reception of
Radio Fly.

Initially we were broadcasting on just two FM frequencies 103.8FM and
95.3FM until about a year ago when the Short Wave Site established.

Yes, 3915KHz has been out for a while due to a faulty transmitter. The
transmitter has been serviced and is on its way back to site so we are
hoping to get 3915 back on air in the next week or two. I will let you
know when we have 3915 back on air so that you can compare frequencies
when you can.

Thank you once again for your email and hope to receive more emails
from you.

Kind Regards,

Roseanne Kulupi
Radio Fly Technician