Article Views: 109 PRIME Minister James Marape, pictured, clarified in Parliament yesterday that the police commissioner was responsible for all police operational matters. His predecessor and Ialibu-Pangia MP Peter O’Neill […]

Article Views: 152 By HELEN TARAWA Petroleum Minister Kerenga Kua, pictured, says 35 per cent of the US$10 million (K 33.9 mil) to be used for the construction phase of […]

Article Views: 80 THE Opposition is supporting the idea of reintroducing the Vagrancy Act with amendments to ensure it does not breach the people’s right of movement, shadow Attorney-General Dr […]

Article Views: 73 A RECENT police operation to address criminal activities in Wau and Bulolo in Morobe has restored normalcy in the area, according to police commander Supt Alex N’Drasel. […]

Article Views: 60 A CHINESE Naval Training Ship, known as Qi Jiguang, arrived in Port Moresby on Tuesday after visiting Brunei and Timor Leste. The ship with 364 cadets on-board […]

Article Views: 71 By OLIVE SUKUN THE National Capital District (NCD) Governor Powes Parkop led a 12,000-signature petition presentation to the United Nations (UN) country office last Friday. The petition […]

Article Views: 330 By GYNNIE KERO and SYLVESTER WEMURU POLICE will investigate Ialibu-Pangia MP and former prime minister Peter O’Neill for alleged official corruption and have obtained a warrant for […]

Article Views: 471 By REBECCA KUKU THE constabulary plans to recruit unemployed university graduates who will undergo high-level training with the Australian Federal Police, says Police Minister Bryan Kramer. He […]

Article Views: 104 A FATHER and his son, a father and his daughter and two sisters are part of the PNG military band members and singsing cultural group in Sydney […]

Article Views: 155 LAW and order issues and woes have remained thorny since Papua New Guinea (PNG) secured Independence in 1975. The National’s senior reporter CLIFFORD FAIPARIK spoke to Acting […]