Papua New Guinea
Marape discusses women's 'important role in upholding the household'
The Prime Minister met with UN Women's Asia Pacific regional director Christine Arab in Port Moresby "to discuss issues of women".
Singirok pays tribute to Sir Julius Chan
The former PNG army commander, who defied a government decision to send mercenaries to Bougainville in the late 1990s, expressed his condolences to one of the nation's founding fathers.
Marape highlights PNG's role 'as a global leader' in conservation
The PNG leader told delegates at the World Economic Forum (WEF) summit that his country has "a lot of stakes in the conversation on conservation".
Sir Julius Chan dies aged 85
There has been an outpouring of grief and appreciation for the life of one of the founding fathers of Papua New Guinea. Video
Paita returns after failed attempts to topple Marape
The man who led two attempts to unseat Prime Minister James Marape last year is now back in his Cabinet.
Trump's decision to withdraw US from Paris accord 'totally irresponsible'
PNG's Prime Minister James Marape has asked President Donald Trump to reconsider pulling out of the Paris Agreement.
PNG govt pushes forward with controversial media legislation
Since the Communications Minister Timothy Masiu first introduced the draft policy in February 2023, the Media Development Policy has received heavy criticism.
PNG Air maintains suspension of Mendi flights amid security concerns
The company said it had been unable to clarify the extent of this security risk and made the decision in the best interest of customer safety.
PNG academic calls for GST cut to also apply to medicines
Andrew Anton-Mako, who is with the University of PNG and the ANU's Development Policy Centre, has welcomed the move by the government to drop the GST from basic food items. Audio
Australia, PNG unveil deal for Papua New Guinea team to enter NRL in 2028
Papua New Guinea will join the NRL in 2028 and will become the competition's 18th or 19th team, depending on other franchise bids to come.
'Cheaper, reliable, cleaner': Marape announces partial privatisation of PNG Power
Prime Minister James Marape announced the privatisation at an investment conference in Sydney, saying, "we are sick of this monster that continues to burden us."
Papua New Guineans urged to enjoy festive season responsibly or face heavy fines
Police say bail amounts for several offences have increased, including noise pollution, domestic violence, ethnic clashes, possession of offensive weapons, consuming homebrew.
PNG reveals defense deal with US worth US$864m
No figure valuing the bilateral agreement signed in 2023 has previously been released.
Watchdog lambasts PNG's poor governance in controversial forestry deal
Transparency International PNG says a planned forestry development in Western Province appears to have got the go-ahead with no due diligence being done by the government.
Kokoda Track reopens
Papua New Guinea's foremost tourist attraction, the Kokoda Track, reopened on Thursday afternoon after being shut down by landowners over a payment dispute.
Increased funding to PNG police will enhance safety - minister
When revealing the 2025 Budget, PNG Treasurer Ian Ling-Stuckey said, "it gives the police more than they asked for."
PNG MP accuses politicians on arming warlords
MP from Southern Highlands Province William Powi says politicians and bureaucrats are arming warlords and holding the nation's progress and security at ransom.