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A New Zealand aid project in Papua New Guinea has been halted due to security concerns, and appears unlikely to be completed.

A parliamentary inquiry into the Department of Works and Highways has revealed that the government’s flagship "Connect PNG" program has been operating in breach of existing legislation for the past five years.

The Australian Government has announced it will slash visa fees for Papua New Guineans by more than 90 percent.

Counting for the New Ireland Provincial Seat by-election is set to resume today after a weekend power outage brought progress to a standstill on Sunday.

Today, Monday February second, the PNG Judiciary and Legal Fraternity will officially open the 2026 Legal Year at the Waigani National Court Complex in Port Moresby.

Prime Minister James Marape has announced an investment of K11 billion in the country's education sector over the next 10 years.

Counting for the Dei Open by-election was suspended on Sunday after heavy rain caused flooding inside the counting tent, forcing election officials to halt the process.

Bougainville President Ishmael Toroama, has boldly declared the reopening of blood-stained Panguna Mine by June this year.

A survey about Bougainville’s wish for independence has generated minimal support among students at the University of Papua New Guinea.

Madang Governor Ramsey Pariwa today took the lead in the first cleanathon exercise for 2026, fulfilling his role as patron of the Madang Town Cleanathon Program.