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As geopolitical tensions in the Middle East reshape the global energy landscape, the National Petroleum Authority [NPA] has launched an independent strategic review to safeguard Papua New Guinea’s energy security and capitalize on its growing reputation as a stable alternative supplier.

Former Commanders of the PNG Defence Force have cautioned and called on the Government of PNG to issue a formal public statement on PNG’s position of neutrality and non-alignment in the conflict involving the United States, Israel and Iran.

The Department of Works and Highways [DoWH] in Hela Province is being urged to investigate and take immediate action over the ongoing tampering and destruction of public infrastructure along the Highlands Highway between Tigibi and Ambua Gap.

The Walk The Talk Association [WTTAI] has reinforced its commitment to promoting sustainable food security and economic empowerment following a successful community engagement program in Rigo District, Central Province.

Enga Province is taking a bold step to end gun violence, with community leaders pledging to surrender illegal firearms at a historic amnesty launch today in Wabag Town.

In their thousands, villagers from two districts gathered at Suanumbu Village in West Yangoru to witness the guest of honour, Prime Minister James Marape, declare Wingei High School to Secondary status on Thursday.

Business houses in Papua New Guinea are raising concerns about the potential impact of the ongoing global conflict involving the United States, Israel and Iran.

More than 1,300 elementary school teachers across the country have already been removed from the education system after being found to have used fraudulent qualifications.

Round logs are still being exported overseas by logging companies in West Sepik, despite the government’s call to end such exports by 2025. The Provincial Forestry Manager representing the Papua New Guinea Forest Authority [PNGFA] in the province has confirmed.

Prime Minister James Marape says the country's future prosperity depends on a new generation of farmers and agribusiness leaders.