From across Papua New Guinea
Papua New Guinea’s prominent creative arts figure Nora Vagi Brash has died, taking on a wealth of knowledge and wisdom in her line of work. The leading playwright and poet has had a remarkable journey in the arts space with her protruding work locally and globally recognized. Brash entered the Arts industry in the 1970s […]
The Central Lime Project has received a huge boost with a massive funding injection of $155m US dollars [SEZ about K540 millon] from Mayur Resources. Prime Minister and Treasurer James Marape when welcoming this lucrative backing said the funds would be used to complete the project in Kido, Central Province. Mayur revealed to the Australian […]
Shadow Minister for Police and Health, Johnson Wapunai, has appealed to Prime Minister James Marape and Police Commissioner David Manning to release the COVID-19 report and audit of the billions of kina used. This is the second call made by the opposition through the shadow minister following the first appeal made a month ago to […]
Papua New Guinea stalwart Georgia-Leigh Vele smashed her personal best [PB] in the final of the 50m butterfly, swimming a new record time of 29.57 seconds. Her committed effort also earned PNG’s first medal at the Oceania Championships, finishing third in the women’s category with bronze. Continuing her top form from the 2024 Pacific Games, […]
The blunt comment made US President, Joe Biden assuming PNG as cannibals is totally unsubstantial and not acceptable at the international level. Foreign Affairs Minister Justin Tkatchenko has expressed regret that President Biden’s suggesting of his uncle may have been eaten by cannibals in Papua New Guinea during World War II is totally wrong as […]
The 2024 National Souths Basketball League has been slammed for poor management of the games, which were hosted in Lae, Morobe Province. Many teams were left disappointed after the competition ended in a bizarre state at the Sir Ignatius Kilage stadium last week Tuesday. Whilst NSBL strongly pushed the games all the way to the […]
Australia’s prime minister Anthony Albanese has become the first sitting PM to walk parts of the 96 kilometer historical Kokoda track. Prime Minister James Marape is accompanying Mr Albanese who started the walk at the beginning of the track at Kokoda station before midday today. They will overnight at Deniki Village along the track and […]
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s pilgrimage to the Kokoda Track landed him in Port Moresby at 2:29pm. Deputy Prime Minister John Rosso, Foreign Affairs Minister Justin Tkatchenko and NCD Governor Powes Parkop welcomed Mr Albanese with handshakes at 2:41pm before his entourage departed Jackson’s International Airport. Prime Minister James Marape will host his counterpart at Parliament […]
The People of Kokoda in Northern Province are preparing to receive Australia’s prime minister Anthony Albanese and prime minister James Marape at Kokoda station tomorrow. Mr Albanese will walk parts of the famous 96km Kokoda Track to the Isurava battle field where he will commemorate Anzac day on Thursday 25th April. Hundreds of Australian trekkers […]
Australia’s Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will touch down at the Jacksons International Airport exactly 24 hours after the departure of China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi from Port Moresby. PNG continues to play the balancing act with the two countries which are on a geo-political influence scout in the Pacific Region. The PNG Government has stayed […]