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The Sir Joseph Nombri Memorial Hospital is still operational despite speculation that it shut down due to a water crisis situation.

Papua New Guinea will play a key role in one of the world's largest military exercises, Exercise Talisman Sabre 2025, which commenced in Australia this week and, for the first time, will extend into PNG territory.

While there's been much fanfare for the opening of the Alotau-Port Moresby Highway under governments Connect PNG Program, the public in Milne Bay have mixed reactions.

Cricket PNG has extended its congratulations to Raukele Cricket Club [RCC] on celebrating 45 years of service to cricket development and community engagement in Papua New Guinea.

The driver of a Kana Construction dump truck involved in a serious collision with a police vehicle over the weekend has surrendered to authorities after initially fleeing the scene.

A total of nine children and their guardians, have returned to their homes, after successfully undergoing life-saving heart surgeries, at the Port Moresby General Hospital, with help from the National Flag Carrier, Air Niugini.

Prime Minister James Marape held high-level discussions with Deputy Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund [IMF], Bo Li and his senior economic advisory team at the headquarters in Washington D.C. in the United States last week.

Foreign Affairs Minister Justin Tkatchenko has reiterated PNG’s aspiration to transition from Association of South Asian Nations [ASEAN] special observer to full membership.

The PNG Accident Investigation Commission [AIC] has commenced investigations into an accident that occurred yesterday involving a Tropicair Limited Cessna Caravan 208B aircraft, registered P2-AMH, at Balimo Airstrip in Western Province.

The local coconut industry has a huge production potential, however, its faced numerous challenges over the years, including sufficient financing and land issues.