News

Since the 1994 volcanic disaster, East New Britain Province has not set up a provincial Flexible Open and Distant Education [FODE] Center.

Provincial Administrator for Western Robert Alphonse Kaiyun says the province's biggest challenge is leadership, and it must start at the ward level.

Prime Minister James Marape’s anticipated announcement of a Cabinet reshuffle has been deferred to next week.

A new chapter of development has begun for the people of Tiki in Dei, Western Highlands, as work commences on the Kinabuga to Dupaim road, ending years of struggling over poor road conditions.

Ok Tedi Mining Limited [Ok Tedi] has committed K30 million towards the construction of the Sisimakam–P’nyang Road.

A school in the National Capital District struggling with classroom overcrowding has received much-needed relief after a donation of 20 desks and 20 chairs from The Nest Program.

79 young men and women from Vanimo-Green have successfully completed a three-day Financial Inclusion Training, becoming the first group in Papua New Guinea to receive the training under the National Youth Engagement Strategy [NYES].

The national flag carrier, Air Niugini has confirmed the resumption of direct flights between Port Moresby and Tokyo in Japan, beginning on 18th July 2026.

Police Commissioner David Manning says Royal Papua New Guinea Constabulary is anticipating the presence of illegal firearms during the upcoming national election, despite ongoing amnesty programs in parts of Highlands region.

The West New Britain School of Nursing [WNBSON] received a major financial boost of K250,000.00 from Governor Sasindran Muthuvel, for its Information Communication Technology [ICT] laboratory project.