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National court rejects judicial review bid by retired judge Batari
The National Court in Waigani today has refused to grant leave to retired Justice Ellenas Batari to challenge the decision of the Judicial and Legal Services Commission’s (JLSC) not to extend his appointment beyond the statutory retirement age of 72.
National court orders police to review dismissal of officer
The National Court has ruled in favor of former police officer Smith Kop, finding that his dismissal from the Royal Papua New Guinea Constabulary [RPNGC] was procedurally flawed because his statutory right to a review was ignored.
Air Niugini fleet upgrade crucial to PNG’s NRL push, Duma says
Air Niugini’s fleet renewal program is being positioned as a key pillar of Papua New Guinea’s preparation for entry into the National Rugby League in 2028, with State Enterprise Minister William Duma saying the national carrier will play a critical role in moving teams, fans and investment.
Third Airbus A220-300 arrives
The Air Niugini's third Airbus A220-300 (P2-PGC) has arrived in Port Moresby Apec terminal today at noon.
Western Highlands police launch x-mas operation
Police in Western Highlands have officially launched their Christmas and New Year Operations for 2025, aimed at ensuring public safety and security throughout the festive season.
Late Mirisim arrives home
The body of late Works and Highways Minister, Solan Mirisim arrived to a grieving crowd at his home district in Telefomin yesterday, as people gathered to bid farewell for their beloved leader and son.
K1 million Wenge donation strengthens MLS education and ministry
A K1 million donation from the late Morobe Governor, Luther Akisawa Wenge, is expected to make a lasting impact on the Evangelical Lutheran Church's Martin Luther Seminary [MLS], strengthening both its educational mission and operational capacity.
PNG marks a national milestone in cybersecurity leadership
The Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Cyber Security (PNG) Limited, Solomon Wesley Sua is the first Papua New Guinean who successfully attained the Certified Ethical Hacker [CEH] v13 certification under the EC-Council Certification program from the EC-Council University in New Mexico, USA.
Marape appeals for peace, respect and forgiveness on Christmas
Prime Minister James Marape issued a Christmas appeal to all Papua New Guineans to uphold peace and respect for a renewed national reset.
PNG strengthens fight against illegal fishing with new surveillance patrol boats
Papua New Guinea is now the first country in the Pacific region to operate surveillance patrol boats specifically designed to combat illegal, unreported, and unregulated [IUU] fishing in its waters.