Papua New Guinea officially joined the United Nations on September 10, 1975, just days before its independence on September 16, 1975. PNG became a member of the United Nations through Security Council Resolution

Saturday 30th August, 2025 The Governor General of Papua New Guinea has called for an improvement to the country’s military health facilities to care for the physical wellbeing of service

Tuesday 2nd September, 2025 United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres arrived in Papua New Guinea today, marking the first time a sitting UN chief has visited the country. He was

Tuesday 2nd September, 2025 Port Moresby is well into festivities marking PNG’s 50th anniversary with regional military converging on its shores this week. The PNG Defence Force (PNGDF) vessels and

Saturday 30th August, 2025 The Papua New Guinea Defence Force (PNGDF) marked the 50th anniversary of independence with a historic Freedom of Entry Walk, starting in Wewak and culminating today

Sunday 31th August, 2025 Prime Minister Hon. James Marape today officially opened the Southern Corridor Missing Link between Central and Milne Bay Province under the Connect PNG program, calling it

Friday 29th August, 2025 Prime Minister Hon. James Marape on Friday 29th August, officially opened the new Kotidanga road in Gulf Province, saying the project will transform the lives of

Wednesday 27 August, 2025 Hon. Timothy Masiu, Member for South Bougainville, today announced the successful convening of the South Bougainville District Development Authority (DDA) Board’s first virtual meeting, which he

Tuesday 26 August 2025 As Papua New Guinea prepares to mark its 50th Independence Anniversary, Prime Minister James Marape has issued a heartfelt call for a national reset, urging citizens

Sunday, 24th August, 2025 Prime Minister James Marape has called on all Papua New Guineans to come together in prayer on August 26, National Repentance Day, as the country marks