This week in Papua New Guinea
Papua New Guinea is actively engaged in disaster recovery following Cyclone Maila, which left a trail of death and destruction, with relief efforts scaling up in affected areas like Bougainville. Concurrently, Prime Minister James Marape launched a K14.6 million infrastructure project in Nakanai District, while a parliamentary inquiry is advocating for urgent media reforms, including the potential replacement of colonial-era press laws. Positive developments include a reconciliation among Bougainville resource owners after a nine-year dispute, clearing the path for exploration.
About Papua New Guinea
Papua New Guinea, a nation of extraordinary linguistic and cultural diversity, boasts a rich tapestry of indigenous traditions and abundant natural resources, from dense rainforests to active volcanoes. Its challenging mountainous geography and dispersed population significantly shape daily life and news dissemination. The country maintains a small but independent media market, where journalists often face logistical hurdles in covering this geographically fragmented nation.
Visiting Papua New Guinea
Media landscape
Papua New Guinea has a partly-free press environment, characterized by a small but independent media market. Journalists navigate significant logistical challenges due to the country's dispersed geography.
Be aware that news coverage can be impacted by the country's diverse languages and challenging terrain, which may limit the reach of some outlets.
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Desk Shortage Plagues Primary School in Lagaip District
- Mapumanda Primary School in Papua New Guinea's Lagaip District faces a severe shortage of desks and other essential school furniture. - The lack of facilities is attributed to a consistent increase …
Madang Small Craft Office Registers Over 330 Boats
- The Madang Provincial Small Craft Registry Office has registered 334 boats as of May 8, 2026. - Acting Registrar Captain Pascal announced the figures in a recent media statement. - The office offers…
Farming gives Gonoa families hope for a better future
- Farming is providing families in Gonoa village with hope for a better future, extending beyond just sustenance. - Villagers gathered to launch the El Misrah Garden Concentration Business Group Incor…
Respect our mothers, daughters, sisters, and all women
- The article commemorates Mama Mia Day, celebrating mothers in Papua New Guinea. - It highlights traditional celebrations involving music, dance, and local food. - Access to the full article requires…
PC Online Tidbits: Grey Listing, Drug Problems, and Information Manipulation
- The article discusses concerns about Papua New Guinea (PNG) potentially being 'grey listed' by international financial institutions due to issues like moving funds from established banks to less sta…
Rai Coast Widows honored on Mother’s Day
- Mother's Day in Rai Coast is primarily about survival for many widows, not celebrations. - The article highlights the difficult circumstances faced by widows in the region. - Access to further detai…
K11.7 million paid for new Simbu School of Excellence site
- Papua New Guinea's government paid K11.7 million to landowners for the site of the new Simbu School of Excellence. - The school will be the eighth elite institution in PNG, with top students eligibl…
Sel Kambang Festival in North Fly Boosts Culture and Tourism
- The Sel Kambang Festival is an annual event held in the North Fly District of Western Province, Papua New Guinea. - Its primary goals are to promote local culture and boost tourism opportunities wit…
Marape: Pacific Ocean is a Big Carbon Sink, Deserves 'Big Ocean State' Recognition
- Papua New Guinea's Prime Minister James Marape stated that the Pacific must be recognized as a 'big ocean state' due to its vast waters' role in absorbing carbon and sustaining life. - Marape emphas…
Champion Energy: Gi-Force rocks WAO Charity festival stage
- Gi-Force, champions of the Sting Night Shift Dance Battle, performed at the We Are One (WAO) Mother’s Day Charity Music Festival. - The dance crew showcased advanced moves and choreography at the ev…
PM Marape welcomes Timor-Leste President for Bilateral Talks and Melanesian Oceans Summit
- Papua New Guinea Prime Minister James Marape welcomed Timor-Leste President José Ramos-Horta for bilateral talks. - The visit, from May 10-13, aims to strengthen ties between the two nations. - Disc…
A Mother’s legacy lives on through Kapunarau Netball club
- The Kapunarau Netball Club family is honoring the legacy of the late Tau Paku Kalinoe on Mother's Day. - Kalinoe's passion, sacrifice, and commitment were instrumental in building the netball club a…
PNG AIC Releases Preliminary Report into Bell 222U Engine Failure in Solomon Islands
- The PNG Accident Investigation Commission (AIC) has publicly released a preliminary report regarding an accident investigation, AIC 26-1003. - The AIC policy mandates the release of preliminary inve…
NDDA Stands Firm on Bialla as Nakanai District Headquarters
- The Nakanai District Development Authority (NDDA) Board affirmed its decision to establish the district headquarters in Bialla. - The Board stated the choice was based on a thorough evaluation of st…
Veteran Teacher Says Motherhood is a Calling That Never Ends
- Veteran teacher Mrs. Samela Pisep has dedicated nearly four decades to educating children across Papua New Guinea. - She emphasizes that beyond her professional role, her most significant calling ha…
Sir Peter Ipatas Pledges K7 Million to Revitalize Porgera Healthcare and Education
- Sir Peter Ipatas has pledged K4 million to revitalize healthcare and education in Porgera. - This funding is specifically allocated for the comprehensive renovation and rehabilitation of Paiam Hospi…
Agmark boosts Bougainville community projects with a new classroom and a teacher’s house
- NGIP Agmark Limited has upgraded infrastructure in two rural Bougainville schools as part of a K1 million community recognition program. - The program rewards cocoa-producing communities that supply…
Road Sealing Project to Connect Two Enga Districts Underway
- A road sealing project is underway to connect two districts in Enga, Papua New Guinea. - The Aipinimanda-Wabag road project will link the Ambum Valley to the provincial capital. - The article is a p…
New Machinery Boosts Road Construction Efforts in Porgera-Paiela District
- The Porgera-Paiela District Development Authority (PPDDA) has acquired new earthmoving machinery. - The equipment will be used for road construction and infrastructure rehabilitation across the dist…
Starlink Brings High-Speed Internet to Remote Dorobisoro Village
- Dorobisoro village in Papua New Guinea's Central Province has gained access to high-speed internet via a new Starlink connection. - This technological advancement marks a significant milestone for t…
Madang Governor Delivers K100,000 to Remote Amoia Primary School
- Madang Governor Ramsey Pariwa delivered K100,000 to the remote Amoia Primary School in the Finisterre Range. - The funding fulfills a commitment made by the governor during a previous electoral visi…
Gumine Health Centre to be Upgraded to Climate-Resilient District Hospital
- Gumine Health Centre in Simbu Province is set to be upgraded into a climate-resilient district hospital. - The upgrade follows a Clinical Gap Assessment conducted by the Health Services Sector Devel…
Bougainville Resource Owners Reconcile After Nine-Year Dispute, Paving Way for Exploration
- Resource owners in Bougainville's Taonita Teop and Rau constituencies have reconciled after a nine-year dispute between two rival chiefs. - The reconciliation paves the way for potential mineral exp…
Outgoing Solomon Islands PM Manele rejects claims he is weak and indecisive
- Solomon Islands Prime Minister Jeremiah Manele defended his leadership against accusations of weakness and indecisiveness during a no-confidence debate. - Manele stated his decision-making is guided…
Marape Launches K14.6m Infrastructure Surge in Nakanai District
- Prime Minister James Marape launched the first 10km of the Bamus to Noahu road section in West New Britain Province. - The project is part of the Connect PNG Program aimed at improving national infr…
Samoa Harnesses Satellite Tech to Boost Agriculture and Food Security
- Samoa and the UN's Food and Agriculture Organization are using satellite and drone imagery combined with machine learning to map agricultural land and estimate crop yields. - This initiative, part o…
Enga Police warn against retaliation after attempted murder arrest
- Enga police have arrested the main suspect in an attempted murder case. - The arrest occurred in Mt Hagen following a joint operation involving police and the PNG Defence Force. - Authorities have i…
Cyclone Maila Leaves Trail of Death and Destruction
- Cyclone Maila has passed, leaving a trail of death and destruction in Milne Bay, the Autonomous Region of Bougainville, East New Britain, and other provinces. - The article indicates that further de…
KPHL Announces Board Leadership Transition Due to Mandatory Retirement
- Kumul Petroleum Holdings Limited (KPHL) announced a change in its Board chairmanship due to a mandatory retirement policy. - Gerea Aopi will be succeeded by fellow director Isaac Lupari as Chairman.…
Panel Calls for Better Access and Trust in Healthcare at TISA Launch
- A panel discussion during TISA Insurance's rebrand launch emphasized that improved healthcare in Papua New Guinea hinges on access, trust, and prevention. - The panel, chaired by TISA's COO Richard …
Sel Kambang Festival: Cultivating Cultural Identity and Unity in North Fly, Papua New Guinea
- The Sel Kambang Festival in Papua New Guinea's North Fly District is celebrating cultural identity and unity among four major tribes. - The festival, initiated a few years ago, aims to preserve trad…
Simbu Provincial Government holds induction to strengthen service delivery
- The Simbu Provincial Government is holding a five-day induction program for its assembly members and public servants. - The induction aims to strengthen service delivery in the province. - The progr…
A Gift from the Heart: Kera Peters welcomed into the PNG Chiefs family
- Kera Peters, wife of head coach Willie Peters, was formally welcomed into the Papua New Guinea Chiefs rugby league club. - The ceremony included a traditional gift, symbolizing the region's deep cul…
Kiunga–Nomad Road Progress Faces Weather Delays
- Progress on the Kiunga–Nomad Road in Papua New Guinea's North Fly electorate is stalled due to weather-related delays. - Construction equipment for the third section of the road, from Strickland Riv…
Port Moresby Soroptimists Brighten Mothers Day with Hospital Donation
- Soroptimist International Port Moresby donated K2,320 worth of essential items to the Antenatal Clinic at Gerehu General Hospital. - The donation, part of Mothers Day celebrations, included meals an…
SP Brewery Continues Championing PNG's Sporting Heroes
- SP Brewery has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting Papua New Guinea's top athletes through the SP Sports Awards. - The brewery has sponsored the awards for over three decades, celebrating nation…
Western Highlands Province Establishes 22 New TVET Schools to Boost Youth Skills
- The Western Highlands Provincial Government has prioritized Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) programs. - Governor Wai Rapa has overseen the establishment of 22 new TVET schools…
Socceroos Legend Paul Wade Named Guest Speaker for 2026 SP Sports Awards
- Former Australian Socceroos captain Paul Wade has been named the guest speaker for the 34th annual SP Sports Awards. - The prestigious event is scheduled to take place on Saturday, May 30, 2026, at …
Tuvalu Secures $10.9 Million Boost for Sustainable Fisheries from New Zealand
- The Tuvalu Fisheries Authority (TFA) secured a NZD$10.9 million (US$6.4 million) grant from New Zealand's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade (MFAT). - The funding, part of the Tuvalu Fisheries Su…
ADB, partners move to safeguard Pacific access to global banking as correspondent banks withdraw
- The Asian Development Bank (ADB) is collaborating with global financial institutions to prevent Pacific economies from losing access to international banking. - Correspondent banks are withdrawing s…
Pacific Governments Prepare for Fuel Shocks Amid Middle East Crisis; ADB Steps Up Support
- Pacific Island governments are developing contingency plans to prioritize fuel for essential services due to potential disruptions from the Middle East crisis. - The Asian Development Bank (ADB) is …
Firearms Buy-Back Program in PNG Lags Behind Expectations
- Papua New Guinea's National Firearms Amnesty and Guns Buy-Back program, launched in March, is experiencing a slow handover of weapons. - Police and the Police Minister, Sir John Pundari, are reporte…
A father’s challenge fulfilled: Valentine Sime’s rise to a Master’s Degree
- Valentine Sime, 36, earned a Master's degree from the University of Papua New Guinea's School of Business and Public Policy. - Sime's journey from a small village in Manus Province to this academic …
Bougainville Relief Efforts Scale Up, Supplies Reach Torokina
- Relief efforts are scaling up in Bougainville, with essential supplies reaching the hardest-hit area of Torokina. - Initial difficulties in accessing Torokina meant food had to be purchased in Buka …
Lohia Boe Samuel Donates Essential Medical Drugs to Morata Clinic
- Lohia Boe Samuel, Member for Moresby North West, has donated essential medical drugs to Morata Clinic. - The donation aims to strengthen the clinic's capacity to serve residents and surrounding comm…
PNG Media Reform Urgently Needed as Inquiry Flags Falling Standards
- A parliamentary inquiry in Papua New Guinea has flagged declining journalism standards and called for urgent media reforms. - The inquiry, chaired by Marsh Narewec, aims to protect press freedom and…
Papua New Guinea Considers Scrapping Colonial-Era Media Law for Freedom of Press Act
- Papua New Guinea is considering replacing its outdated Printers and Newspapers Act of 1956/1959. - A parliamentary inquiry recommends scrapping the colonial-era law in favor of a modern Freedom of P…
Seruvakula names Flying Fijians 50-member extended squad for Nations Championship
- Acting head coach Senirusi Seruvakula has named a 50-member extended squad for the Flying Fijians ahead of the Nations Championship in July. - The team will face Wales, England, and Scotland in thei…
Nambawan Super Limited Connects Members to Investments at Lae Employer Conference
- Nambawan Super Limited (NSL) hosted an Employer Conference in Lae, Papua New Guinea. - The event included a mini-exhibition allowing members and employer representatives to interact with organizatio…
PNG agriculture innovation show traces roots back to field days
- Papua New Guinea's agriculture innovation platform, now part of the National Agriculture System (NAS), originated from a simple field day initiative. - The first public engagement was held shortly a…
Madang Hospital Patients Buy Own IV Fluids Amidst Chronic Shortages
- Modilon General Hospital in Madang is experiencing severe shortages of basic medical supplies, including IV fluids. - Patients are reportedly being told to purchase essential items like glucose and …
Prime Minister Marape Leads Investor Meetings in China
- Papua New Guinea's Prime Minister James Marape, along with several ministers, attended investor meetings in Guangzhou and Shenzhen, China. - The meetings took place on Monday, May 27th, 2026, in Gua…
New Healthcare Facilities Commissioned for Remote Leim Community
- The remote Leim community in Papua New Guinea has received new healthcare facilities, including an aid post and staff housing. - The project was funded by a K500,000 investment from the Nakanai Dist…
NIDC Eyes Strategic Partnerships to Drive Economic Investments in New Ireland
- New Ireland Development Corporation (NIDC) is initiating talks for significant economic investments in the province through joint-venture commercial partnerships. - Approved ventures include a Solar…
Nakanai District Administration Confronts Contractor Over Abandoned Bialla Road Projects
- The Nakanai District Administration is addressing public complaints about abandoned road projects in Bialla town. - A former contractor, Simon Dariaoko Construction, reportedly left the project unfi…
Nursing officer upskills to save lives in rural areas
- Willson Kapi, a Rural Nursing Officer in Papua New Guinea, has upskilled to become a Bachelor's in Emergency Nursing graduate. - Kapi made the decision due to the critical need for advanced skills i…
DWU Students Deliver Donations to Modilon Hospital
- Students and staff from Divine Word University (DWU) visited Modilon Hospital in the Autonomous Region of Bougainville and Solomon Islands. - The outreach focused on the Mothers' Ward and Children's…
A Journey of Faith, Family, and Business Excellence
- Caspar Joseph Babo graduated with a Business Management degree from the University of Papua New Guinea (UPNG) after transitioning from Goroka Technical College (GTC). - Babo's journey highlights the…
PNG Basketball Teams Invited to Elite FIBA High-Performance Camp
- The Basketball Federation of Papua New Guinea (BFPNG) received an invitation from FIBA and Olympic Solidarity. - Both the U23 Men's and Women's 3x3 teams, plus the Open Women's 3x3 team, will attend…
Save our coffee industry
- Papua New Guinea's coffee industry is vital, supporting over two million people, primarily in rural households. - More than 600,000 households are involved in coffee production, concentrated in the …
Will We Ever Solve Corruption? The Interminable Question for PNG
- Corruption remains a significant challenge in Papua New Guinea, with estimates suggesting over K3 billion is lost annually due to theft. - Increased digitalization is seen as a potential tool to com…
PM Marape Urges Accelerated Action as PNG Government Faces Crucial Mid-Year Period
- Papua New Guinea's Prime Minister James Marape has urged all ministers and departmental heads to accelerate their work programs. - The directive comes as the government enters a crucial mid-year per…
Fijian Communities Plant 80,000 Mangroves to Restore Coastlines a Decade After Cyclone Winston
- Five Fijian communities in Ra Province are restoring coastlines by planting over 80,000 mangrove seedlings. - The initiative, part of the RESTORE project, aims to revive mangrove ecosystems crucial …
US Deep-Sea Mining Policy Erodes Pacific Partnerships
- The U.S. declared deep seabed mining a national priority in April 2025 due to China's export restrictions on critical minerals. - Executive Order 14285 and accelerated permitting processes aim to se…
Fijian Drua Enforcer Elia Canakaivata Set to Play 50th Match
- Fijian Drua enforcer Elia Canakaivata is set to play his 50th match for the club against the Highlanders this Saturday in Ba. - Canakaivata, the team's leading try-scorer with 13 tries, will start a…
Samoan Weightlifter Seine Stowers Smashes Records, Wins Four Golds on 18th Birthday
- Samoan weightlifter Seine Stowers celebrated her 18th birthday by winning four gold medals. - She also set 12 new records in the Junior Women's Snatch and Clean & Jerk categories. - Stowers' perform…
Chuave Schoolboys Rugby League Officially Launched in Simbu
- The Chuave Schoolboys Rugby Football League has been officially launched and registered with the Papua New Guinea Rugby Football League (PNGRFL). - The league is sponsored by Simbu Governor Noah Koo…
Pacific Activists Demand Australia End Fossil Fuel Dependence Amid Price Surge
- Pacific activists urge Australia to end fossil fuel dependence amid soaring prices. - New estimates show some Pacific nations lost tens of millions due to recent fuel price spikes. - The call aligns…
NGCB Disburses K4.5 Million in Disaster Relief for Provinces Hit by Cyclone Maila
- The National Gaming Control Board (NGCB) has released K4.5 million in disaster funding. - The funds will support provinces affected by Category 5 Tropical Cyclone Maila. - Several provinces, includi…
K92 Mining Marks Workforce Milestone with New Apprenticeship Signings
- K92 Mining has reached a milestone in workforce development by signing two apprentices under the National Apprenticeship and Trade Testing Board (NATTB) Apprenticeship Program. - The apprentices, Te…
Nambawan Super Hosts Successful Employer Conference in Lae
- Nambawan Super Limited (NSL) hosted a successful Employer Conference in Lae, Papua New Guinea. - The conference aimed to strengthen understanding, build trust, and improve long-term retirement outco…
Charles Abel Calls for Less Government Interference in Business at Madang Forum
- Charles Abel, Director of The Delivery Unit, advocated for reduced government interference in the business sector at a forum in Madang. - Abel stressed that businesses need independence from state m…
Kanak Ward villagers surrender firearms under the National Gun Amnesty
- Villagers in Kanak Ward 16, Lagaip District, voluntarily surrendered four high-powered firearms to authorities. - The surrender occurred under the National Gun Amnesty Program, aimed at reducing ill…
New Road Project to Boost Market Access and Services in Papua New Guinea's Lagaip District
- The Wabag District Development Authority (WDDA) is constructing a new, shorter road into the Lagaip District. - The project aims to improve market access and facilitate the delivery of government se…
New fishing device brings hope and worry for Kaul fishers
- A new Fish Aggregating Device (IFAD) has been deployed off the Kaul Coast in North Karkar. - The device aims to attract larger fish species like tuna, offering potential economic benefits to local f…
ABG declares all clear after safe disposal of WWII bombs in Central Bougainville
- Two unexploded World War II bombs in Central Bougainville have been safely destroyed. - The disposal operation, led by the Autonomous Bougainville Government (ABG) with New Zealand Defence Force sup…
Matainaho: Protect Citizens' Data in AI Adoption
- Papua New Guinea must prioritize citizen data protection and accountability as it embraces artificial intelligence (AI), according to ICT Secretary Steven Matainaho. - While an AI adoption framework…
William Reappointed NFA Board Chairman
- Laurie William has been reappointed Chairman of the National Fisheries Authority Board for a three-year term. - Under his leadership, the NFA transitioned from eight consecutive years of audit discl…
Supreme Court Quashes Contempt Objections in Mt Hagen Case
- The Supreme Court in Mt Hagen dismissed contempt objections related to Southern Highlands Provincial Assembly clerk Leo Vali and Governor William Powi. - The ruling was made by a three-judge bench c…
Starlink Secures PNG License Within a Week of Court Victory
- Starlink has been granted a license to operate its satellite internet service in Papua New Guinea, within a week of a National Court ruling. - The licensing process had been stalled for approximatel…
Marape: “My Country Needs You” as PNG Chiefs Secure Star Signing
- Papua New Guinea's Prime Minister James Marape personally intervened to recruit NRL star Jarome Luai, signaling the PNG Chiefs' arrival on the world stage. - Luai's signing as the club's foundation …
Papua New Guinea Must Forge Its Own Future, Urges University Vice-Chancellor
- University of Papua New Guinea Vice-Chancellor Professor Ian Findlay urged graduates to actively shape the nation's future rather than passively accept external influence. - He emphasized the need f…
Matainaho: Media must harness AI responsibly
- Papua New Guinea has finalized its National Artificial Intelligence framework following the AI Impact Summit. - The framework positions AI as an enabler rather than an end in itself. - The AI adopti…
Education is the most important gift, says UPNG Vice-Chancellor
- The University of Papua New Guinea's Vice-Chancellor, Professor Ian Findlay, emphasized the importance of education. - He described graduation as a "gift of hope" and the "first step to your future.…
DWU Journalism Students Promote Press Freedom in Madang Schools
- Divine Word University (DWU) journalism students marked World Media Freedom Day by visiting seven schools in Madang. - The initiative aimed to raise awareness among young people about the importance…
PNG Media Summit 2026: Regional Leadership and AI Take Center Stage
- The second annual PNG Media Summit 2026 is underway in Papua New Guinea, focusing on regional leadership and AI. - The summit positions Papua New Guinea as the lead for Pacific World Press Freedom D…
Media Summit 2026: Practitioners Gather to Discuss Press Freedom and Innovation
- Media practitioners from across Papua New Guinea are gathering for the Media Summit 2026 at the Crown Hotel. - The summit's theme is "Press Freedom through Human Rights, Security, and Innovation." -…
CIMC Graduate Trainee Celebrates Graduation from UOG
- Konley Semick, a Graduate Trainee with CIMC, celebrated his graduation from the University of Goroka with a Bachelor's Degree in Arts, Planning, and Development. - Semick, 27, is from Topua Village …
Nambawan Super CEO Congratulates University Graduates
- Nambawan Super CEO Lachlan Baird congratulated thousands of graduates across Papua New Guinea. - He urged the new professionals to combine their academic achievements with sound financial planning. …
Strengthening career pathways for Papua New Guinea youth through industry partnership
- A new partnership between the Lae City Authority, South Pacific International Container Terminal, and ICTSI South Pacific aims to create employment for young people in Papua New Guinea. - The Urban …
Artificial Intelligence Revolution Demands Human Integrity, UPNG Graduates Told
- Former BSP Financial Group CEO Robin Fleming addressed UPNG's 71st graduating class, highlighting the opportunities and demands of artificial intelligence. - Fleming urged graduates to embrace their…
Bagabag Island aid post runs dry for two years as DDA responds on health funding gaps
- A community health worker on Bagabag Island reports treating patients without medicine for two years due to the closure of the aid post. - This lack of basic healthcare forces residents to undertake…
Cost of Degrees in PNG Outpacing Average Salaries, Says Sir Robin Fleming
- The cost of a university degree in Papua New Guinea is disproportionately high compared to the average salary. - This observation comes from Sir Robin Fleming, former CEO of Bank South Pacific and a…
UPNG Vice Chancellor Hails Graduates as Pioneers of PNG’s Future
- The Vice Chancellor of the University of Papua New Guinea, Professor Ian Findlay, congratulated the latest graduates. - He highlighted that the graduates' success is a result of their personal dedic…
FODE offers second chance pathway for Simbu students
- The Flexible Open and Distance Education (FODE) Centre in Simbu, Papua New Guinea, convened its inaugural parents and council meeting. - The meeting, themed "Education is a Shared Responsibility," a…
Nambawan Super CFO Represents Papua New Guinea at International Accounting Forum
- Nambawan Super CFO Pochon Lili is representing Papua New Guinea at the International Forum of Accounting Standard Setters (IFASS) in Melbourne. - The forum discusses the future of global corporate r…
PC Online Tidbits
- The NCD Governor plans to introduce 100 new Chinese buses to improve city transport, but questions remain about the existing PMV system. - There is confusion regarding fuel prices in Kokopo compared…
PNG, Australia, and New Zealand Convene Inaugural Labour Mobility Committee
- Papua New Guinea, Australia, and New Zealand convened the first National Labour Mobility Coordination Committee meeting. - The meeting aims to strengthen governance and improve employment outcomes f…
Marape reinforces One China Policy and invites major Guangdong Investment into PNG
- Papua New Guinea's Prime Minister James Marape reaffirmed the nation's "One China" policy during high-level talks with Guangdong Province officials. - Discussions focused on strengthening economic t…
From Setbacks to Success: PNG Student's Decade-Long Educational Journey Culminates in Graduation
- Jayden Yawalan, from Papua New Guinea's Sandaun Province, overcame significant educational and personal challenges to earn a Bachelor of Arts degree. - After multiple school transfers, fee constrain…
