ON THIS DAY IN OUR HISTORY: Keep out the ‘foreigners’
Papua New Guinea was wise not to allow mixed immigration, the convenor of the National White Australian Policy League said in Lae yesterday. The post ON THIS DAY IN OUR…
GG accepts Spanish envoy’s credentials
GOVERNOR-General Sir Bob Dadae has on behalf of his Majesty King Charles III, accepted the Letters of Credence from his Majesty King Filipe VI (the Sixth) who accredited Ms Esther…
Air Niugini transports first direct export of live fish from Port Moresby to HongKong
Air Niugini has for the first-time transported live fish export out of Port Moresby and Papua New Guinea on a direct flight to Hong Kong last Wednesday, June 25, 2025,…
Landmark medical supply agreement signed to tackle Bougainville shortages
In a significant move to address chronic medicine shortages, the Autonomous Bougainville Government (ABG) Department of Health signed a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with Medal Healthcare Limited last Friday. The…
Veterans focus on Independence
VETERANS in Central Bougainville have been boldly reminded that in what ever they do or venture into they still need to focus on what they fought for which is Independence.…
Bougainville Veterans demand recognition, end to being “Wheel Spanners”
VETERANS on Bougainville who have been continuously used as wheel spanners by the Autonomous Bougainville Government (ABG) have now called out and appealed to the to be recognized and to…
Joe Amir nears campaign end for the Aitape Central LLG presidency
Intending candidate for the Aitape Central LLG President seat, Mr Joe Amir, is set to complete his final leg of campaign next week before polling for the LLG, and by-elections…
CLRC begins ‘law drafting training’ for officers
The Constitutional and Law Reform Commission has commenced a week-long Legislative Drafting Training for its officers, as a key initiative to boost its mandate on law review and reform. The…
Veterans to focus on Independence
Veterans in Central Bougainville have been boldly reminded that in what ever they do or venture into they still need to focus on what they fought for which is Independence.…
CLRC presents final recommendations on Police Brutality Laws
The Constitutional and Law Reform Commission (CLRC) recently hosted a to share its final recommendations on how laws should deal with police brutality in Papua New Guinea. This was part…