TWO men died in a tribal fight over a death alleged to have been caused by sorcery in Mariri village, in the Kagua-Erave electorate, Southern Highlands. Kurubu tribal leader Bali […]

Air Niugini has suspended its services to Aropa Airport, Kieta, in the Autonomous Region of Bougainville from today because of the theft of solar panels at the airport. These solar […]

SOUTH Fly police commander Brian Kombe has warned people of Western to watch out for strong northwest winds that are pummelling Papua New Guinea. Kombe was speaking when extending the […]

GALE force winds that have moved away from Papua New Guinea are forming into cyclones farther south in Solomon Islands, Fiji, Samoa and Tonga, says the National Weather Service. Director […]

NETWORK Kokoda, a non-for-profit organisation which helps communities on the Kokoda Track, has secured a Colombo Plan project in partnership with Western Sydney University and the Australian Department of Foreign […]

ALL teachers in the country will pledge their loyalty and allegiance to the nation for their service by way of signing an oath and affirmation form, a process re-introduced by […]

By JAMES GUMUNO A defendant who wished to remain silent in the Mt Hagen District Court resulted in the court adjourning the matter. Magistrate Joseph Donald told the police prosecutor […]

Transparency International says it is irresponsible for the State to continue to spend public money on the National Identity (NID) project without completing a full independent audit report. The anti-corruption […]

PRIME Minister Peter O’Neill says it’s premature to speculate on the final date for the Bougainville referendum. “I have made it clear that our Government remains committed to the Bougainville […]

Yama commends PM Madang Governor Peter Yama has commended Prime Minister Peter O’Neill for taking on the Pacific Marine Industrial Zone (PMIZ) project in Madang. “This project had been going […]