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Masere grilled and urged to provide detailed explanation on National Census outcome
Administrative Minister Richard Masere was under scrutiny today with members of parliament firing questions at him on the progress of the National Census.
Motion to be put on notice paper tomorrow
The Opposition has successfully moved the motion of no confidence in Prime Minister James Marape which will be put out in the notice paper at tomorrow's parliament sitting.
Treasurer told to find solutions on devaluation of Kina and address high cost of living
Deputy opposition leader James Nomane today in Parliament raised a series of questions to Treasurer Ian Ling-Stuckey in regard to the current state of the economy.
Faithfuls converge in Port Moresby
The highly anticipated visit by the head of the Catholic Church to PNG shores on Friday, is attracting hundreds from the various provincial dioceses.
Late Fr Simon Dumarinu described as a ‘true peace builder’
Bougainville Affairs Minister Maneseh Makiba has described the late Central Bougainville MP Fr Simon Dumarinu as a true peace builder.
PNG and Malaysia agree to re-establish joint commission on ICT
Minister for Information and Communications Technology, Timothy Masiu, and his Malaysian counterpart, Fahmil Fadzil, have agreed to explore the re-establishment of a Joint Commission on ICT between the two countries.
Opposition files notice
Members of the Opposition have filed the notice of the Vote of No Confidence against Prime Minister James Marape earlier today at the Office of the Speaker of Parliament Job Pomat.
PNG MP’s urged to be considerate of the wellbeing of Papua New Guinean’s
Madang MP Brian Kramer says there are no two things about improving the life of citizens in the country.
ICT Minister Masiu pushes for Pacific voice in Asia Region
Some 400 delegates from about 50 countries are attending the 19th Asia Media Summit,in the Malaysian capital, Kuala Lumpur, this week.
Speaker urges Opposition to submit motion tomorrow
Speaker of the National Parliament Job Pomat is urging the Opposition to submit their motion of the Vote of No Confidence tomorrow.