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Police Minister Peter Tsiamalili Jr has recognized the pressing law-and-order challenges that accompany rapid development, notably increasing crime rates driven by economic pressures affecting communities.

International Trade and Investment Minister Richard Maru is satisfied following talks with Australian cement and lime developer, Mayur Resources. 

Treasurer Ian Ling-Stuckey has announced a third bank will receive its banking license this week to operate as a commercial bank.

Struggling state owned electricity company, will be partially privatized.

In a landmark decision, villagers from Mirap Village in Madang Province were awarded K2,380,665.00 in damages for an unlawful police raid in 2008.

Four drug addicts repented and received Jesus into their lives from a week-long crusade held at Kongra Village in Lower Nebilyer, Tambul Nebilyer District in Western Highlands.

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.