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Coffee Minister William Bando has called on government departments, statutory authorities and state agencies to publicly account for overseas trips funded by taxpayers, warning that public money must be spent on service delivery rather than privileges.

Papua New Guinea and Australia are formal allies as of today, following the entry into force of the Pukpuk treaty, or its becoming a legally binding document for the two countries.

Unemployed youths around the country have the potential to rapidly develop and change the country through their engagement in various sectors.

A task-force has been set up by the Education Department to counter and minimize the impacts of El Nino on students learning across the country.

The people of Afore in Northern Province are facing severe water and food shortages as the ongoing El Niño weather pattern dries up local water sources.

The Western Highlands Provincial Health Authority [WHPHA] chief executive officer Dr. Jonah Kurubi says they're preparing for a possible surge in diarrhoeal diseases in the coming months as El Niño intensifies.

On a day when the Church in Papua New Guinea celebrated the feast of its first saint, another beautiful chapter of faith unfolded in the Diocese of Vanimo.

A senior Bougainville Police Service official has appeared in court facing serious corruption, fraud and money laundering charges involving millions of Kina.

The National Government has entered a landmark strategic partnership with the Queensland University of Technology [QUT] to drive the country’s National Digital Transformation Agenda.

A launching was held on Monday at the Pandabai Village in Usino-Bundi to kick-start work on upgrading abandoned existing roads.