Where is the money going? ​ A new report from civil society organization Act Now PNG reveals that District Development Authority (DDA) transparency has hit a new low. Despite district funding doubling ...

The Department of Information Communications Technology (DICT) has been asked to submit a written report after raising resource and capacity concerns for its policy implementations.

A community-based organisation (CBO) in the Surinki local level government area of the new Lagaip District is the proud recipient of a K20,000 community development grant from the South Pacific's ...

Villagers across the northern region of the AROB are issuing an urgent appeal to disaster authorities and government leaders ...

Plans for a Special Economic Zone (SEZ) including a 10,000-tonne cocoa liquor processing facility took centre stage on the ...

The Media Development Policy not only covers journalism and school and trainee, but it also looks in educating the ordinary Papua New Guineans.

Act Now PNG has challenged members of parliament to explain the absence of district five‑year development plans, warning that accountability failures are undermining public trust as the 2027 general ...

Papua New Guinea's 'trupla' leading Daily Newspaper Since 1969.The Post-Courier is proud of its record as the voice of PNG. We were there when the nation took its first bold steps towards independence ...

The Department of Communications Technology (DICT) is pushing for the development of a physical media literacy strategy to ...

The Papua New Guinea Civil and Identity Registry (PNGCIR), the Australian Government and UNICEF jointly launched a campaign to encourage more parents and caregivers across Papua New Guinea to use ...

Government agencies have failed to respond to repeated requests from civil society group Act Now PNG, leaving citizens ...

CHIEF Censor Mr. Jim Abani has called on Papua New Guinea’s media to practise responsible and accurate reporting, warning ...