Born of the sea: How Viriolo shaped Kumul #322, Gairo Voro

November 8, 2025

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Born of the sea: How Viriolo shaped Kumul #322, Gairo Voro

Viriolo is a small coastal village about four hours’ drive from Port Moresby, nestled at the mouth of a river and sharing its shores with neighbouring Kapari in the Abau District of Central Province. To reach Viriolo, one must take a dinghy across the river to the village that quite literally floats on water.

This is where the story of Kumul #322, Gairo Voro, begins, a name now well-known in rugby league circles across Central Province and Papua New Guinea.

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Born of the sea: How Viriolo shaped Kumul #322, Gairo Voro

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