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Governor Rapa considering liquor ban in the province
Many escalating social issues and law and order problems in the country have been blamed on the high rate of liquor consumption.
Sir J, the last man standing passes on
The last of the country’s founding father, and New Ireland Governor Sir Julius Chan passed away peacefully today at 12:30pm at his home in Huris, New Ireland Province, surrounded by his family and friends.
Dr. Kombra appreciates third-term reinstatement and announces exit plan
Dr. Uke Kombra, the Secretary of the Department of Education has received reinstatement for another four years, marking his third term in the role.
Hundreds die to HIV/AIDS
An estimated 980 people have lost their lives to HIV/AIDs between 2010 and 2023.
More public backlash on ministerial appointments
There are more critics on social media accusing the Marape-Rosso government of making these appointments to please coalition partners.
Minister Sawang aims for consensus on minimum wage amid economic concerns
The tough economic climate may prompt concerns in the private sector over a potential new minimum wage after May 31st, 2025.
Maternity leave provisions in the private sector to be reformed
Papua New Guinea is operating under outdated labor laws that fail to ensure proper coordination between private sector employers and employees.
Minimum wage rate review in progress
Work is in progress to review the K3.53 minimum wage for workers both in private and public sector as per the current government’s direction given with funding support of K5 million.
K2 million office complex proposed for Daru Town Urban Authority
The Daru Town Urban Authority will soon have a dedicated K2 million office facility funded by the Fly River Provincial Government.
A.I is the future, says Marape
Papua New Guinea must embrace the recent technological changes in the world as it cannot be left behind, says Prime Minister James Marape