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Marape calls for unity and reflection at launch of Reset PNG@50
Prime Minister James Marape today launched the Reset PNG@50 blueprint in Port Moresby, calling on Papua New Guineans to reflect on the past 50 years of independence and work together to build a stronger and fairer nation.
Yafai sentenced to 22 years for misappropriating over K41 million
The former Deputy Secretary for Finance, Jacob Yafai has been sentenced to 22 years in prison with hard labor for misusing public funds.
Marape advocates for quality education as the best gift to children of Tari Pori District
In a recent visit to Hela province, Prime Minister James Marape said the greatest legacy he wishes to leave behind for the next generation of Hela Province is quality education.
Cricket PNG supports pinktober
Sports can be used as a tool to create awareness, and Cricket PNG has been using the sport of cricket to create awareness.
National Kenu and Kundu Festival in Milne Bay cancelled
Milne Bay's iconic annual National Kenu and Kundu Festival for this year has been cancelled.
Five rescued, one missing after dinghy accident at Sea
A man, Lima Dadok, is missing at sea after the 40-foot dinghy he was traveling in capsized near Siassi, Morobe Province, last Thursday, October 16..
Kandes franchise joins 2026 Digicel ExxonMobil Cup as Kimbe Cutters exit
The Papua New Guinea National Rugby League Competition [PNG NRLC] has officially confirmed the inclusion of a new franchise, the Kandes Rugby League Football Club, for the 2026 Digicel ExxonMobil Cup season.
Western Highlands petitions Eastern Highlands over the death of PMV Bus Driver
The immediate family members and Kungnuka-Palga tribe of Late bus driver Tony Pes joined hands with the rest of tribes within the Togoba Mile area of Western Highlands, met with Governor Wai Rapa and Provincial Police Commander Chief Superintendent John Sagom and presented the petition to Eastern Highlands leaders.
PNG–Australia relations strengthened at landmark forum, says Marape
Prime Minister James Marape addressed the 31st Papua New Guinea–Australia Ministerial Forum, held in Canberra on October 20, as a defining moment in the enduring relationship between the two countries, elevating cooperation across defense, education, labor mobility, disaster resilience, and people-to-people ties.
Momase consultation workshop for new policy commences
Women and youths' interest in agribusiness is now prioritized as a two- day consultation workshop for a new policy commences in Wewak.