News
Authority replaces Department of Petroleum and Energy
The passage of the National Petroleum bill 2025 and the Oil and Gas Amendment Bill 2025, now sees to the establishment of the National Petroleum Authority which replaces the Department of Petroleum and Energy.
Parliament passes major amendments
The National Government has used its numerical strength to pass two important Constitutional Amendments this afternoon.
Kapuls duo join Melbourne’s Bendigo City FC
PNG Kapuls duo Emmanuel Simon and Yagi Yasasa have arrived safely in Melbourne to join Bendigo City FC in the State 5 Victorian football league this season.
Manus training centre celebrates new era of education with APTC handover
Yesterday marked a significant milestone for the Manus Training Centre [MTC] as the institution officially received a new computer lab, ablution block, and carpentry tools and equipment from the Australian Pacific Training Coalition [APTC].
IOM: address climate change effects at community level
The International Organization of Migration says bottom-up approach is necessary to address the effects of natural disasters in rural areas.
Morobe provincial government approves K723.96m budget for 2025
Morobe Govenor Luther Wenge has acknowledged Treasury Minister Ian Ling-Stukey for approving Morobe's budget of K723.96m.
Oceania region to join Commonwealth Games relay following Baton launch by King Charles
Patron of the Commonwealth, His Majesty, King Charles, launched the inaugural Commonwealth Kings Baton Relay for the 2026 Glasgow Commonwealth Games at the Buckingham Palace on Monday.
Gerehu General Hospital Temporarily Closed Due to Flooding
Gerehu General Hospital in Port Moresby has temporarily closed due to flooding caused by heavy rainfall.
New kidney machine for Southern highlands as doctors set to conduct kidney dialysis
The people of Southern Highlands will now have access to lifesaving treatment, the Kidney Dialysis in their province for the first time.
Parliament honors Sir Julius Chan with Condolence Messages
The National Parliament sitting for March convened this afternoon, which was dominated by condolence messages from both sides of the House in remembrance of the late Sir Julius Chan's service to the people and the nation.