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In celebration of Papua New Guinea's 50th year of independence, Prime Minister James Marape is calling on farmers to seize a rare economic opportunity presented by soaring global prices for coffee and cocoa.

The Royal Australian Air Force [RAAF] conducted a committal service on Monday 19 May at Bomana War Cemetery in Port Moresby for the remains of two aviators of No 100 Squadron Beaufort A9-186, who lost their lives during a mission in what is now West New Britain in September 1943.

The Kundiawa Police composite team, comprised of Criminal Investigation Division [CID] and Task Force members, is waiting to be deployed to rural Karamui in the Salt Nomane Karamui [SNK] District, to investigate the alleged double murder last weekend.

Three Chinese nationals were arrested late Monday afternoon in Madang for their alleged involvement in the Yaho Supermarket assault case more than a week ago.

Ok Tedi Mining Limited (OTML) has entered into a binding agreement with Kingston Resources Limited, to acquire the Misima Gold and Silver Project.

The National Court today dismissed a legal challenge by former PNG Power Limited chairman and director, McRonald Nale, who had sought a judicial review of his removal from office.

The Jonah Kautu Academy [JKA] is paving the way for Papua New Guinea’s aspiring rugby union players to pursue opportunities in Australia and beyond.

Five people are confirmed dead following a violent ethnic clash at North Waigani in Port Moresby early this morning.

Danielle Canham's only goal in the 26th minute was enough for Auckland United to retain the OFC Women's Champions League title in Tahiti.

The Middle Fly district is facing a worsening flood crisis due to continuous rainfall feeding the Fly and Strickland Rivers.