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International Trade and Investment Minister Richard Maru has instructed the Securities Commission of Papua New Guinea to investigate Newmont Corporation following its decision to move its country's office to Australia.

Cricket PNG staff including players from the senior national men's and women's team have petitioned the board to immediately terminate its chief executive officer Richard Done over allegation of mismanagement.

Papua New Guinea is reinforcing its position as its leading destination for mining investment, with significant developments unveiled during the PNG Investment Week conference in Sydney, Australia.   

On 6 December 2024, the National Court sitting in Ramu, Madang, found Nitawa Tawa guilty of murder under Section 300(1)(a) of the Criminal Code.

The Department of Implementation and Rural Development [DIRD] is looking into digitizing the reporting systems and functions of the districts and provincial governments through the Digital Bilum Platform.

Customary landowners in Papua New Guinea continue to sell their land to both national and foreign individuals and businesses, sparking concerns about its long-term implications.

The PNG Department of Education honored Antonia Warkia with the prestigious 'Distinguished Service Award' for extraordinary contribution to the nation’s education sector.

City residents have been warned to refrain from burning stuff on the roads, including wrecked cars.

Papua New Guinea for the first time has its own Legislative Drafting Manual that will guide the drafting of clear, understandable and workable laws for the country.

The Papua New Guinea government has allocated K10 million to the National Trade Office to implement the Single Window System, marking a significant step towards streamlining the nation’s trade processes.