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Prime Minister James Marape has sent his Christmas Greetings from his home in Ambua, Tari.

Prime Minister James Marape has commended police and security forces for strong action against illegal guns, roadblocks, and tribal fighting in the Upper Highlands, saying the operations show that law and order is being enforced.

A total liquor ban has been imposed in West Sepik Province until January 2 as part of police measures to ensure a peaceful Christmas and New Year festive season.

Port Moresby General Hospital welcomed 38 new-born babies on Christmas Day.

Residents of Imonda in Vanimo Green District have received an early Christmas gift, with internet services officially switched on 25 December 2025.

The ongoing collaboration between police and the community in addressing law and order in Madang Town and even the rural communities has resulted in what was one of the most peaceful Christmas Day celebrations in many years.

Papua New Guinea’s Correctional Service says it is ready to tackle long-standing issues such as overcrowding, rehabilitation, aging infrastructure, and staff capacity as it moves into the new year.

Correctional Service has not recorded any mass prison breakouts this year.

The family of a 19-year-old student who was murdered in the Western Highlands Province has called for justice, while also urging peace and forgiveness within the community.

Eighteen-year-old Elizabeth Inapi from Eboa Village in Mekeo could not hold back her tears when she finally delivered her baby on Christmas Day.