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Mining giant to investigate harassment claim
The Ok Tedi Mining Limited confirmed it will conduct an investigation intoallegations of sexual harassment against one of its former employee’s – SusanJoseph.In response to questions from this newsroom, Managing Director Kedi Ilimbitsays the company recognizes the importance of addressing these issues throughthe appropriate channels and legal processes.
Alleged abuse case goes unattended
A woman who alleges to have been sexually harassed in the country's largest mine has come out expressing her disappointment at the way the company has handled her case. The incident happened mid - 2022.
Despite assurances given by Ok Tedi Mining Limited to investigate and deal with the matter, it remains outstanding.
Susan Joseph was made redundant and is no longer employed - this she alleges, is due to her speaking out about the abuse.
East Sepik Governor Allan Bird, Basil Jr and Belden Namah defect government amidst VONC agenda
Three members of parliament have defected from the government to join the opposition joining recent moves aimed at throwing out the Pangu-led government.
Komolong signs with Queensland Lions
Papua New Guinea international Alwin Komolong has signed a deal with Queensland Lions Football Club for the 2024 National Premier League Season.
ACT Brumbies recruit Joanne Butler aims to make her debut this season
ACT Brumbies recruit Joanne Butler is hoping to see more Papua New Guinea women enter Australia’s elite SuperW competition following her recent signing.
Thank you, Australia, for your unrelenting support: Prime Minister James Marape
Papua New Guinea Prime Minister James Marape, today acknowledged the national government of Australia for their input in the country’s growth and development.
Australia assured that Papua New Guinea’s democracy and constitution remains strong and robust
In light of the recent civil unrests in Papua New Guinea and the security concerns surrounding the region, Prime Minister James Marape has assured that the country’s democracy remains strong and the constitution is robust.
Adhere to the Law: Chief Justice Sir Gibbs Salika
The legal year in Papua New Guinea opens for 2024 with a forthright challenge to everyone to respect and adhere to the rule of law.
Prime Minister James Marape recalls Chief Agaundo’s dream when addressing Australian Parliament
Prime Minister James Marape today recalled the late Chief Kondom Agaundo's statement back in the 1950's when he addressed the Australian Federal Parliament in Canberra.
Lae Snax Tiger centre Robert Mathias commends SP Hunters training and coaching level
As the SP PNG Hunters 2024 squad is progressing well into the training season, young Robert Mathias of Lae Snax Tigers is delighted about the new level of training and coaching he has acquired over the weeks with the SP PNG Hunters.