By BOURA GORU KILA THE bail application in court by a police officer involved in investigating allegations against police commissioner David Manning has been withdrawn because he has already been […]

By ANTOINETTE POIVI POLICE will be the first Government department to use the electronic receipt system launched on Friday by the Finance Department and the Bank South Pacific Financial Group […]

PRIME Minister James Marape and New Ireland Governor Sir Julius Chan have clashed over the current state of affairs and leadership of the country as Parliament prepares to sit this […]

LABOR and Employment Minister Kessy Sawang says the Government has set an ambitious goal of creating one million jobs by 2027. Sawang made the remark when meeting International Labor Organisation […]

By MAJELEEN YANEI A MAN is dead, 11 people injured and at least 27 houses burnt in retaliation over a land dispute between two cousin brothers in East Sepik’s Wosera-Gawi […]

By GEORGINA KOREI ELEVEN submissions were received for the two constitutional reform amendments during a public hearing last Thursday. Parliamentary Committee chairman and Enga Governor Sir Peter Ipatas said he […]

By ANTOINETTE POIVI THE police officer involved in investigating allegations against police commissioner David Manning was arrested, charged and locked up at Boroko Police Station on Wednesday. Detective Senior Sgt […]

STATE-sponsored threats to PNG’s cybersecurity are real, according to Information and Communications Technology (ICT) Minister Timothy Masiu. These threats, whether from private or state sponsored sources, can cripple systems and […]

By GYNNIE KERO PEOPLE of Southern Highlands through Governor William Powi yesterday apologised for burning an aircraft at Mendi airport in 2018. Powi conveyed the apology while addressing members of […]

By SAMANTHA KATI PRIME Minister James Marape says he will not hesitate to continue borrowing money to invest in key economy enabling infrastructures. “Borrowing money to invest in economic infrastructure […]