Month: May 2025

IN a symbolic gesture of partnership and shared goals, the United States, through its Department of Defence and the US Indo-Pacific Command, delivered new dress uniforms to the Papua New…

WOMEN and girls in the National Capital District are demanding the long-proposed Vagrancy Act be passed now. The post Women and girls want Vagrancy Act now appeared first on Post…

BARUNI village court magistrate Konio Elly is in the race for the local ward member seat with aspirations to patch up Baruni village. The post Female village court magistrate in…

See your weather reports from 21 towns and cities across Papua New Guinea. The post Weather Forecast for Morning and Today appeared first on Post Courier.

In our ongoing mission to financially empower members and the broader community with NCSL Savings & Loan financial products and services, we recently held an information session with the PNG…

Less than half a century ago, Papua New Guinea gained independence. This year, more than last year (when we were still suffering from the effects of Covid), we can feel…

It was a hot afternoon in Port Moresby. Kepa Wagi sat under a mango tree near his house in Hohola, wiping sweat from his forehead. The post The bitcoin boom:…

The Pacific Blue Line Collective1 and partners, condemn the recent Executive Order by the United States, to accelerate deep-sea mining (DSM) activities both within U.S. waters and in areas beyond…

Because the Trumpet Manucode is highly territorial, its voice has to travel far. “Its calls are strong, deep, and impossible to ignore—used to claim space or call to its mate.…

In Papua New Guinea, the wisdom of our elders has always guided our families, tribes, and communities. The post Empowering our elders: Safe and meaningful Tech use for elderly people…