PNG News and Politics

31/05/2025

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People's Progress Party (PPP) has passed the baton to PNG's Parliamentary Opposition Leader, Douglas Tomuriesa to lead it. Deputy Speaker Koni Iguan announce...

26/02/2025

The Wests Tigers face a reshuffle after Justin Olam revealed he is considering medical retirement 🚫

Luckily a young gun stepped up to fill the void in the trials...

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19/01/2025

PM MARAPE DONATED K30 MILLION TO UOG TO BUILD NEW ADMINISTRATION BUILDING DURING THE GRADUATION CEREMONY. ...

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11/01/2025

In a recent address, the Prime Minister assured the business community in Papua New Guinea of his unwavering commitment to tackling law and order challenges ...

25/12/2024

The landscape of Papua New Guinea's construction industry is shifting alarmingly as foreign companies gain control, overshadowing local capacity. This unwelcome trend, marked by crony capitalism, diminishes project quality while enriching corrupt leaders. As SMEs struggle under heavy taxation, the nation's spirit wanes. With the echoes of colonization still haunting, PNG grapples with an inferiority complex that stifles growth and hope for a prosperous future.

The landscape of Papua New Guinea's construction industry is shifting alarmingly as foreign companies gain control, overshadowing local capacity. This unwelc...

05/12/2024

The Amazon River is the longest and highest flowered river on the planet, with a length that exceeds 7,000 km. It originates in the Peruvian Andes and travels through several countries in South America before discharging into the Atlantic Ocean.

This stunning river is home to unparalleled biodiversity, home to thousands of species of flora and fauna, such as the pink dolphin and anaconda. Also, it crosses the world's most extensive rainforest, the Amazon, known as the green lung of the Earth due to its fundamental role in climate regulation. It's undoubtedly a natural treasure full of life and mystery.

05/12/2024

03/12/2024

An ABC investigation has linked the Australian businessmen behind Papua New Guinea's largest agroforestry project to key figures in a massive Indigenous land grab scandal in the country's Western Province more than a decade ago.