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When El Niño dries up the soil across PNG, most farmers pray for rain. In the rugged mountains of Simbu, they are not waiting for the clouds, they are building their own.

Students in the National Capital District have been warned against school fights or any form of public nuisance during cultural shows marking the close of Term Three this week.

Fifty-one years after gaining independence, Papua New Guinea continues to face a critical shortage of reliable snakebite data, leaving health authorities to fight what experts call a silent crisis across rural provinces.

The NCD-Central Command office was shaken yesterday by two violent incidents that left one man dead and a woman fighting for her life.

Over 100 participants gathered in Port Moresby on Tuesday, 8 September 2026, for the Consultative Implementation Monitoring Council’s annual flagship event, the 2026 National Development Forum, at Dr. Momis Hall at Somare Institute of Leadership and Governance [SILAG]

Australia’s inaugural Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence Commissioner, Micaela Cronin, has been appointed to the board of Papua New Guinean non-government organisation Femili PNG.

Prime Minister James Marape says his decision to travel by road from Port Moresby through Gulf, Lae, Goroka, Simbu, Jiwaka and into Mt Hagen was deliberate-to see first hand how infrastructure is connecting the country and to challenge Papua New Guineans to become more productive.

At 2am Sunday, 6th of September 2026, Deputy Prime Minister John Rosso was on the road.

A three-day total restriction on the sale, purchase, and public consumption of alcohol will be enforced across Central during the 51st Independence Day anniversary celebrations this month.

Hela governor Philip Undialu says law and order in the province is a matter of both provincial and national importance, particularly as Hela is host to the PNG LNG project.