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

The Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) discussed several mobile phones guidelines today, including the possibility of banning them for children under the age of 16.

The PNG eBook Campaign is taking digital literacy beyond the classroom—connecting education, culture and community enterprise ...

The Permanent Parliamentary Committee on Communications Chairman and Wau Waria MP Marsh Narewec has called for a Freedom of Information Act, saying it is critical for transparency and accountability.

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

Watch Annual Report shows transparency has deteriorated further, raising alarm as the country heads toward the 2027 National ...

The ABG Department of Community Development is undergoing a major policy shift, moving away from continuous consultations to ...

The Permanent Parliamentary Committee on Communications is today holding a Multi‑Agency Hearing at the Parliament’s State ...

Papua New Guinea currently operates without an official national media union, leaving local journalists and media professionals unprotected despite the country's signed international agreements.

The University of Papua New Guinea (UPNG) is seeking a PhD holder in Journalism to develop and teach a proposed master’s programme, Dr Dora Kuir-Ayius told permanent parliamentary committee on ...

The Papua New Guinea Media Council (MCPNG) has proposed a potential aid to journalists in the country in the form of an artificial intelligence (AI) powered fact-checking tool.

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