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Work on the Misima Airstrip runway is set to begin this March, following the awarding of a K2.6 million rehabilitation contract to local company Mickey’s Carrier Limited.

Eighteen million kina has been committed by the Japanese government towards PNG's fight against the deadly poliovirus.

Acting Electoral Commissioner Margaret Vagi has dismissed claims circulating on social media alleging bribery and hijacking in the Dei By-Election.

New Zealand has officially started construction of a new High Commission building in Port Moresby, marking a big step in strengthening its long-term relationship with Papua New Guinea.

The Royal Papua New Guinea Constabulary will establish a dedicated unexplained wealth investigation unit to identify and confiscate assets that cannot be lawfully explained.

The Pacific Agenda summit is underway in Honolulu, Hawaii, bringing together Leaders from across the region and the United States to strengthen cooperation on investment, security, and shared prosperity.

Cocoa farmers in Madang are set to benefit from the country's biggest seed bank, established at Bauri, along the Madang-Ramu Highway.

The Usino-Bundi District Development Authority has paid K1 million in Tuition Fee Assistance for tertiary students from the district for the 2026 academic year.

Police Minister John Pundari has called on the Police Commissioner and the Department of Personnel Management to immediately resolve the backlog of retirement benefits for retired officers and entitlements owed to the families of deceased members.

Milne Bay Governor Gordon Wesley has assured legal proceedings remain on the cards should the National Government continue to stall the release of outstanding warrants and long-overdue oil palm shares owed to the province.