Maprik district lawmaker Libert Kapris on August 22 presented two vehicles to support healthcare delivery in remote areas and confirmed that the construction of a…
The National Court has rejected a bid by Health Minister Elias Kapavore and Social Change and Mental Health Services (SCMHS) director Nelson Mek to strike…
The Department of Commerce and Industry has finally secured 320 land titles for its long-awaited staff housing scheme, nearly three decades after the project was…
East Sepik Governor Allan Bird has officially joined the People's Reform Party (PRP) and assumed leadership from founder James Donald, who is the MP for…
The Nasfund Contributors Savings and Loan Society (NCSL) on August 28 launched MyNCSL Online, a new digital platform aimed at making financial services more accessible…
Landowners of the Simberi mining area are expected to sign the long-delayed Community Development Agreement on August 29, more than a decade after it was…
Taies Sansan, secretary of the Department of Personnel Management, on August 28 announced that doctors recruited to rural health facilities will receive a rural incentive…
The Department of Health on August 28 confirmed the first case of paralysis caused by poliomyelitis since Papua New Guinea declared a polio outbreak in…
The Paradise Private Hospital on August 28 launched its Medi-Human Papillomavirus (HPV) Vaccination initiative at Port Moresby International School, reinforcing its commitment to safeguarding the…
Two rival tribes in the Hagen Central Electorate signed a ceasefire on August 29, following a gun battle the previous week that left five people…
Police on August 30 raided nine stores in the Erima area of the National Capital District in Port Moresby, seizing counterfeit sporting merchandise and detaining…
Six men were shot dead and another was injured during a gun battle with police on August 29, following an attempted robbery at Huon House…
Ten prefabricated police houses arrived in Magarima on August 29, completing the Hela provincial government's 2024 plan to build 100 police homes as part of…
The Papua New Guinea-Australia Policing Partnership (PNG-APP) on August 27 opened an extended regional and provincial police headquarters at Ralum in Kokopo district, East New…
Authorities have uncovered multiple breaches of Papua New Guinea’s GST zero-rating policy during recent price inspections across the Highlands region, with several retailers found charging…
Thomas Amaiu, a representative from Kompiam tribe, called for the immediate arrest for clan leaders who are involved in tribal clashes after a state of…
A teenage girl was rescued by security guards after being attacked and dragged by a group of intoxicated youths in broad daylight on August 26…
Health Minister Elias Kapavore on August 25 presented a 5 million kina cheque to the Simbu Provincial Health Authority (PHA) to support their efforts in…
Health Minister Elias Kapavore has reaffirmed the Catholic Church Health Services as a vital government partner in healthcare delivery, acknowledging their longstanding role from pre-independence…
The Morobe Provincial Health Authority (PHA) initiated a data audit to improve healthcare services by focusing on accuracy, reliability, and accuracy. The initiative is supported…
Kina Securities Limited (KSL) has posted a net profit after tax of 57.7 million kina for the first half of 2025, marking a 37% increase…
Papua New Guinea (PNG) and Indonesia have signed a new agreement to establish cross-border passenger transport services, aiming to improve regional connectivity, trade, and mobility.…
Chuave lawmaker James Nomane has accused the government of fiscal mismanagement, claiming its flawed consolidation strategy has driven Papua New Guinea’s national debt to 65…
Former deputy opposition leader James Nomane has filed a Supreme Court application under Section 18 of the Constitution, seeking recognition as the legitimate opposition leader.…
Vergil Narokobi, a judge from the National Court, emphasized the need to balance the rights of judges with responsible media reporting, particularly in high-profile cases.…
