PNG News, Wherever You Are
The Flag raising on the 16th of September, Papua New Guinea’s independence day, brought to the fore the optimism that the Marape-Steven Government holds for Papua New Guinea. Our week in review looks at where to next, as the government looks to tackle the many issues that so far, have proven a hindrance to PNGs growth and development.
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The founding father of Papua New Guinea, Grand Chief Sir Michael Somare, celebrated the country’s 44th independence anniversary at Walum Imbonggu District, South Highlands Province.
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The former Governor for Hela Province, Francis Potape has called on the people of Hela Province to maintain peace as
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The plight of people from West Papua was brought to the fore today in Parliament, with Rabaul MP Allan Marat
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Ialibu-Pangia member former PM Peter O’Neill has hit out at Prime Minister James Marape’s appointment of Ian Ling-Stuckey as Treasurer
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Member for Kavieng, Ian Ling-Stuckey, was sworn in this morning as the new Minister for Treasury. This was witnessed by
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Papua New Guinea’s Prime Minister has returned from his first state visit to Australia, stating the trip allowed his Government to establish the relations going forward with Australia. James Marape stated that a detailed report will be released in the coming days on agreements agreed on, including the refugee arrangement with Australia on when they will be resettled.
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by Adelaide Sirox Kari Prime Minister James Marape has thanked Australia’s announcement of further funding for the electrification and health
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by Adelaide Sirox Kari Prime Minister James Marape is adamant on improving the current close relationship and furthering it to
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North Fly MP James Donald wants resource laws to be reviewed and changes made.
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At the ring of the bell, parliament is expected to resume tomorrow at 2pm. The resumption will see a shift of former Ministers and Government MP’s to the other side in what they hope is for a short time before the Vote of No Confidence.
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Fifteen Pangu MPs have resigned from the party effectively killing the party’s parliamentary wing. The move is meant to put
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Kiriwina-Goodenough MP, Douglas Tomuriesa, has revealed that that Deputy Prime Minister, Charles Abel, and Abau MP, Sir Puka Temu, called on Prime Minister, Peter O’Neill, to resign yesterday at the PNC caucus meeting.
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There has been a major crack in the ruling PNC–led coalition, with the Health, Forest and Defence Ministers announcing their resignation from
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