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Papua LNG landowners demand grant before forum
The Papua LNG Project-impacted landowners are demanding that the government, through the Petroleum Ministry, immediately release the outstanding business development grant before hosting the Development Forum.
Two killed as tribal violence rekindles on Western Highlands-Enga border
A volatile tribal conflict between the Lumusa communities of Western Highlands and the Waiplin Tribe of Enga Province has claimed two more lives, as a husband and wife were killed and burned during a breach of a police ceasefire.
TISA Bank and PIH partner to provide discounted healthcare to thousands
Walking on unchartered medical care waters, TISA Bank and Pacific International Hospital signed a memorandum of agreement in Port Moresby on Monday.
Madang governor’s cup kicks off at Malala
Madang Governor Ramsey Pariwa has officially kicked off the Governor’s Cup in the Almami, Bogia yesterday, with a strong message to youths in the community to involve in sports and not unlawful activities.
Police curb on misconduct and violence in Eastern Highlands leads to multiple arrests
A sweeping investigation into police misconduct and civilian violence in the Eastern Highlands has resulted in a series of arrests, convictions, and disciplinary actions, according to a report released by the Papua New Guinea Royal Constabulary’s Internal Affairs Division [IAD].
Popondetta district launches youth sustainability initiative with project support
The Popondetta District has launched a new initiative aimed at empowering local youths through sustainable development projects. To kickstart the program, the district recently presented a chainsaw valued at K2,500 to the Niugini Compound youths within Ward One of the Popondetta Urban LLG.
Public service performance report to be tabled annually says Minister
The Government will introduce an annual State of the Public Service Report to be presented to Parliament, aimed at improving transparency, accountability, and performance across all government agencies.
Sawang indicates 2026 labor overhaul: New laws, safety standards, and data-driven reform
Following the successful implementation of a new national minimum wage in 2025, Labour and Employment Minister Kessy Sawang has unveiled an aggressive policy roadmap for 2026 aimed at modernizing Papua New Guinea’s aging labor framework.
Gateway to England: PNG Lewas touch down in Nepal for T20 World Cup Qualifier
The Papua New Guinea Lewas have officially landed in Nepal to start of a high-stakes mission to secure a spot at the 2026 ICC Women’s T20 World Cup in England and Wales.
Marape tells public servants not to waste time
The Prime Minister James Marape during the 2026 Public Service Opening and Dedication Prayer urged all public servants including the Ministers of state and heads of State-Owned Enterprises to not waste time and work.