News

New Zealand national Paul Bayly appointed new PNG Power CEO

The National Executive Council has announced the appointment of Paul Bayly as the new chief executive officer for PNG Power.

Read full story →

NICTA not aware of Facebook shutdown as CEO calls for proper coordination in future

In response to reports that Facebook was inaccessible in Papua New Guinea throughout yesterday, National Information and Communications Technology Authority (NICTA) took immediate steps to investigate the matter.

Read full story →

More transparency needed amongst government agencies in matters affecting free speech and freedom of expression

The Media Council of Papua New Guinea (MCPNG) is calling for more transparency amongst government agencies in consideration of matters directly impacting free speech and freedom of expression.

Read full story →

PNGDF to work with police for thorough investigation

The Minister for Defence, Dr Billy Joseph has acknowledged the efforts of the Royal Papua New Guinea Constabulary [RPNGC] in capturing the suspect involved in the murder of the late Lina Numbalihi.

Read full story →

Thousands cry foul over Facebook ban as NICTA ensures role in online platform

Citizens around the country were taken by surprise when government took a sudden but a drastic move to shut down popular social media platform, Facebook.

Read full story →

IRC eyes holding companies evading tax through transfer pricing

The Internal Revenue Commission [IRC] is suspicious that there is a lot of transfer pricing going in the extractive sector.

Read full story →

Paita takes up Mining Ministry

Our Pati Leader and Finchaffen MP, Rainbo Paita has been appointed as the new Mining Minister, by Prime Minister James Marape.

Read full story →

National Heart Foundation shuts down operations in PNG with a heartwarming K69,000 donation to Mt Hagen Hospital

The National Heart Foundation has donated almost K69,661 to the cardiac ward of Mt Hagen Hospital to assist children battling heart problems.

Read full story →

Notorious criminal killed in Kokopo

A notorious criminal in East New Britain province Devete Taling was killed earlier today following a confrontation with locals at the Raniolo Community, a settlement on the fringes of Kokopo town.

Read full story →

Milne Bay exports it first seaweed to Asia

Increased seaweed production and now localized buyers saw the first export shipment of seaweed out of Milne Bay at the weekend.

Read full story →