Pope Francis approves the canonisation of Peter ToRot as PNG's first saint, not long after being released from hospital.
On 25 March, 2025, the PNG government shut down Facebook for a day without notice, leaving the roughly 1.4 to 1.6 million ...
The country’s utility electricity supplier, PNG Power Ltd, have reaffirmed their commitment to expanding rural ...
A unified digital ID system based on the SevisPass digital ID, the SevisPortal and SevisWallet is expected to streamline ...
Earlier this month, the Papua New Guinea government amended the country's constitution to make it more difficult to bring ...
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PNG’s Torricelli Mountains teem with life — and the risk of extinctionMillions of years ago, as the Indo-Australian plate pushed into the Pacific plate, a volcanic arc of islands began to emerge ...
The solar power sector led the growth in renewable energy with capacity additions rising 38% from 15 GW in FY 2023-24 to ...
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Government Increases Natural Gas Prices After Two Years – CNG and PNG to Become More Expensive SoonThe government has slightly increased the price of natural gas extraction after two years of no change. From now on, there ...
If an individual can change their attitude then they can think positively and make important decisions and choices for ...
The Papua New Guinea government's unannounced shutdown of Facebook has provoked a fierce public backlash. Meanwhile, Facebook restrictions have been ordered in Papua New Guinea.
After a horrific machete killing, a landmark ruling in Papua New Guinea aims to curb deadly sorcery accusations driven by jealousy and greed.
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