THE decision by Badili Hardware to choose Mt Hagen as the investment destination is a right choice. We welcome the investment opportunity brought by Badili Hardware in partnership with local Wamp Nga ...

MADANG is the first province to sign a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Oil Palm Industry Corporation (Opic) to expand Papua New Guinea’s palm oil industry. Opic general secretary Kepson ...

THE Moni Plus NCDC Port Moresby Vipers clinched a thrilling 18-14 comeback victory against PRK Gulf Isou in Round 2 of the 2025 Digicel ExxonMobil Cup on Sunday at the Santos National Football Stadium ...

THE Papua New Guinea U16 women’s soccer team and their officials departed for Rarotonga, Cook Islands, on Sunday to compete in the OFC Qualifying matches against American Samoa and the host nation, ...

BRIAN Bell Trade Electrical is expending its environmental protection product lines, to deliver clean energy and water solutions to the country’s most underserved areas, says general manager Nazar ...

A PROMINENT doctor in the country has revealed that more than 7,000 pregnant women last year were treated on the floor of the Port Moresby General Hospital’s (PMGH) maternity ward. In a Facebook post ...

WHILE families celebrated Easter, others grieved and farewelled the untimely passing of their loved ones in the Sarawaget plane crash five months ago. A state funeral was held on Thursday at the Sir ...

THE Port Moresby Men’s Softball Association (PMMSA) wrapped up an exciting Moneyball Easter tournament yesterday at the Bisini softball precinct. The thrilling competition saw Pom Gold secure the ...

Rising with the risen Christ, Pope Francis of the Roman Catholic Church died on Easter Monday. The Pope of the pheripheries, we called him, when he visited last September, in a visit we are certain he ...

EASTER is a time to be united in prayer and reflect on Jesus’ journey and sacrifice for humanity, says a catholic Bishop. Auxiliary Bishop Justin Ain Soongie said everyone must be reminded of the true ...

Hospital providing services to ‘meet growing demand’ ...

PRIME Minister James Marape has urged the people to heed Christian values at a time of political toxicity, personal differences, and economic challenges.