Sport

Voro ready for World Cup

London Broncos five-eighth and 2026 Betfred Championship Player of the Year Gairo Voro is ready for the Rugby League World Cup.

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NRL defends PNG Chiefs

The National Rugby League in Australia stand ready to defend New Zealand’s High Court injunction to stop NRL’s incoming franchise PNG Chiefs from using the Chiefs name.

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SP joins Chiefs as major partner

Papua New Guinea Chiefs have welcomed SP Lager on board as the latest Major Partner with the new franchise preparing to make their debut in the 2028 NRL Season.

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Lam, Bai and Johnston out

The PNG Rugby Football League released the PNG Kumuls squad for the 2026 Rugby League World Cup today with several notable omissions.

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Ume grateful for support following pro-bout in New Zealand


Papua New Guinea’s professional boxer John Ume is grateful for the support he has received from the Sanctuary Hotel and Rapopo Plantation Resort during his recent bout.

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Igam Crocs retain PNGDF Commander’s Cup with shutout victory over FSB Tigers

The Igam 11-3-4 Crocs are taking the PNGDF Commander’s Cup back to Lae after securing back-to-back titles with a dominant 13–0 shutout victory over the Force Support Battalion (FSB) Tigers on Monday 5th October.

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PNG Barras squad named for Challenge League

Cricket Papua New Guinea (Cricket PNG) has named a 14-player squad for the upcoming International Cricket Council (ICC) Cricket World Cup (CWC) Challenge League campaign in Kenya.

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Taylor Pacific Group joins PNG Chiefs as major partner


The PNG Chiefs have welcomed Taylor Pacific Group as a Major Partner of the club following official announcement yesterday.

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Ngutlik named in Fiji Squad

Former PNG Kumuls winger Jimmy Ngutlik has switched alliance to the Fiji Batis with one week to go before the Rugby League World Cup kicks off in Australia and PNG.

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OFC Pro-League reveals 2027 schedule


The second season of Oceania’s first-ever professional football league kicks off on January 22, 2027 in Australia, with first circuit series hosting duties being shared between Australia and Papua New Guinea.

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