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Prime Ministers Marape and Luxon honour legacy of founding leaders by committing to future-focused PNG–NZ partnership
Prime Minister James Marape and New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon stood beneath a tree planted in 1983 by Grand Chief Sir Michael Somare and then-New Zealand Prime Minister Robert Muldoon. The moment marked four decades of friendship between Papua New Guinea and New Zealand.
Tsiamalili to open Pacific ICT Dialogue in Fiji
Caretaker Minister for Information and Communications Technology, Peter Tsiamalili Jr., is scheduled to attend the 2nd Pacific Island Ministers Dialogue [PICTMD] in Suva, Fiji.
Chinese businessman arrested for alcohol sales in Hela
A Chinese businessman operating several shops in Hela Province has been arrested and released on bail for allegedly selling alcohol in breach of the provincial liquor ban.
West New Britain teachers owed K45 million
A number of teachers in West New Britain Province are owed over K45 million in outstanding salaries.
WNB PHA new board sworn in
The West New Britain Provincial Health Authority [WNBPHA] is now under the chairmanship of former Provincial Administrator and now New Britain Palm Oil Limited Community Affairs Manager, Steven Raphael.
Hela PHA opens aid post in Tari Pori District
The Hambuali community in Hayapuga LLG, Tari-Pori District, Hela Province, will now have access to healthcare services following the official commissioning of the Hambuali Aid Post today.
Aitape-Lumi primary count completed
Primary counting for the Aitape-Lumi By-Election has been successfully completed, with all 29 ballot boxes from the district’s five LLGs counted.
Police Minister vows justice for Madang killing
Police Minister Peter Tsiamalili Jnr has condemned the brutal killing of a young woman in Madang, allegedly by her husband, who is a serving police officer.
Mise extends lead in Aitape-Lumi by-election
United Resources Party candidate and court-ousted MP Anderson Mise is maintaining a strong lead in the Aitape-Lumi Open By-Election as counting nears completion.
Rosso: Barbaric acts won’t be tolerated in Lae
The Deputy Prime Minister and Member for Lae John Rosso, has come out to strongly condemn yesterday's violent killing that occurred at Lae's 1 mile Boundary Road area.