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New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon is in the country to celebrate 50 years of enduring friendship with PNG.

A Madang based policeman, who was charged for the alleged murder of his wife last month; has been granted a K1,000 bail by the National Court.

Ialibu Pangia MP Peter O’Neill has highlighted a late disbursement of funds for the Government’s tuition fee free project, including lack of funds for medicine supplies in his electorate.

Ok Tedi Mining Limited has clarified its acquisition of Misima Mine, in Milne Bay Province, with an application for extension of the exploration license 1747 - pending consideration by the Minister for Mining.

Works and Highways Secretary Gibson Holemba has clarified that the newly constructed Lealea Footbridge measures 220 metres, not 22 metres as reported in a recent news article.

The Department of Lands and Physical Planning [DLPP] has successfully concluded its inaugural Capacity Audit in East Sepik Province, aimed at assessing the province’s readiness to take on delegated functions of the national department.

The 11th iteration of Exercise Talisman Sabre officially concluded today with a closing ceremony in Lae, Papua New Guinea, bringing to an end a three-week intensive multinational military training.

United Resource Party candidate Anderson Mise has taken the lead in the Aitape-Lumi By-Election count, securing 9,664 votes after Count 14.

The Pacific Lime and Cement [PLC] project launched last week will enhance industrial development for both the Company and Papua New Guinea.

After more than 50 years of isolation, over 20,000 residents of Imane and surrounding villages in Aiya Local Level Government [LLG] Kagua-Erave District, will soon have road access to essential services such as health clinics, schools, and markets.