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There are more critics on social media accusing the Marape-Rosso government of making these appointments to please coalition partners.

The tough economic climate may prompt concerns in the private sector over a potential new minimum wage after May 31st, 2025.

Papua New Guinea is operating under outdated labor laws that fail to ensure proper coordination between private sector employers and employees.

Work is in progress to review the K3.53 minimum wage for workers both in private and public sector as per the current government’s direction given with funding support of K5 million.

The Daru Town Urban Authority will soon have a dedicated K2 million office facility funded by the Fly River Provincial Government.

Papua New Guinea must embrace the recent technological changes in the world as it cannot be left behind, says Prime Minister James Marape

Papua New Guinea is garnering the support of other Pacific Island countries to collectively urge the United States Government to reconsider its decision on realigning climate change support.

The cabinet has officially given the green light to the PNG media policy, which will soon be presented to Parliament for formal enactment.

Students across the nation return to school today, January 27th, marking the official start of the 2025 academic year.

The Local MP for Nipa-Kutubu Dr. Billy Joseph has officially launched the Forestry, Agriculture, Livestock, and SME Project at Kembil Village in the Nipa-Kutubu District.