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The West Sepik Provincial Government will help the National Judicial Staff Service (NJSS) provide court services in the province.

The Lihir Tenement Association, which speaks for the traditional landowners of Lihir Island, supports the new Mining Bill 2025.

Women and girls between the ages of 14 to 44 in the East Sepik Province, have been urged to get themselves immunized, during this supplementary round of vaccinations.

A police constable attached to the Kundiawa police station was arrested and charged with stealing K500 from a man he had detained while failing to provide a bail receipt when asked by the man.

The people of Sumkar District in Madang province will now have enhanced sea transportation across the district.

Papua New Guinea has officially signed an important High Seas Treaty, known as the Agreement on the Conservation and Sustainable Use of Marine Biological Diversity of Areas Beyond National Jurisdiction [BBNJ], at the 3rd United Nations Oceans Conference in Nice, France.

Prime Minister James Marape has reaffirmed Papua New Guinea’s deep connection to the ocean, describing it as the nation’s lifeblood during his address at the 3rd United Nations Ocean Conference in Nice, France.

The refurbished Madang police traffic office has reopened for use following a major refurbishment carried out by Raibus Engineering, a local Madang- based company.

Minister for Justice and Attorney General Pila Niningi has denied making any derogatory or disrespectful statements against national judges and the judiciary.

The Governor General of Papua New Guinea, Grand Chief Sir Bob Dadae, has strongly condemned recent remarks by the Minister for Justice and Attorney General, Pila Niningi, accusing National Court Judges of bias and nepotism.