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PNG PM Confident Trump’s Decision to Cancel the Trans-Pracific Trade Agreement Will Not Affect PNG
Prime Minister Peter O’Neill has assured that U.S President Donald Trump’s decision to cancel the Trans-Pacific Trade Agreement will have…
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PNGs Foreign Affairs Minister says Manus Detention Centre is “not a mess”
Foreign Affairs Minister, Rimbink Pato, responded to a lengthy enquiry into the state of the Manus Processing Centre by Member…
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Government Working on Long Term Road Solutions
Minister for Works, Malakai Tabar, admitted that there has been an uncoordinated approach to heavy vehicles. He said a number…
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Coffee Industry to Generate More Income if Government Subsidises Cost
The PNG Coffee Industry Cooperation believes the coffee industry is able to generate more than K600 million into the PNG…
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National Court Finds Former National Intelligence Organisation Head Guilty
These charges relate to two separate cheques Bruno raised when he was the NIO General Director in 2013.
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Academic Doctors Plan Stop Work
Lecturers at the University of Papua New Guinea’s School of Medical and Health Sciences in Port Moresby are planning a…
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Vehicles Presented to Districts to Assist with Service Delivery
Service delivery must be seen to be reaching the people in rural areas in Central province. These remarks were made…
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Monthly review of Papua New Guinea’s commodities and financial markets
Commodities markets appear to have entered a holding pattern, with stability evident in the oil market and metals. Business Advantage…
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Prime Minister Confirms There Won’t be any Legislative Changes to Shorten Campaign Period
The Prime Minister says any changes in relation to the campaign period is the Electoral Commissioner's decision. Mr O’Neill has…
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Local MPs Responsible for Roads and Rural Airstrips
Mr O’Neill said his government has, over the last four years, injected close to 20 million kina, into each district,…
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