By DOROTHY MARK ARMED pirates attacked a dinghy but left a mother and her baby, a 13-year-old girl and eight others unharmed. However, two others are still missing after they […]

TWO prison officers were cleared and another two fined following an internal investigation by the Correctional Services into Tommy Maeva Baker’s escape from custody. The two fined were suspended by […]

By Rebecca Kuku PROFESSOR Kenneth Sumbuk will remain the vice-chancellor of the University of PNG while submissions for the appointment of Dr Frank Griffin to the position are made to […]

Prime Minister Peter O’Neill says the final outcome of the Bougainville referendum will need to be put to Parliament for its decision. O’Neill told the leaders’ summit yesterday that with […]

The Government made solid progress in non-tax revenue collections in 2018, Deputy Prime Minister and Treasurer Charles Abel says. Abel told the Leaders’ Summit yesterday that the declining trend in […]

The country’s growth rate will reach 4 per cent this year on the back of many new investments in the resources sector, Prime Minister Peter O’Neill says. O’Neill, speaking at […]

By JAMES GUMUNO A WIFE basher has been ordered by the Mt Hagen District Court to pay his wife K2000 for attacking her with a piece of timber with nails […]

A VILLAGE court magistrate and his six sons appeared before the Vanimo District Court charged with the killing a man over a land dispute in West Sepik. Senior Provincial Magistrate […]

FORMER Moresby North-East MP Labi Amaiu has been committed to stand trial at the National Court following his statements made under Section 96 of the District Court Act. A previous […]

THE Institute of Engineering has introduced a competency-based assessment system to improve engineering works in the country. The system requires all engineers, both nationals and expatriates, to register before they […]