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Papua New Guinea’s public and private sectors paused on March 24 to mark National Women’s Day, with workplaces, institutions and communities across the country embracing the symbolic colour purple and reaffirming their commitment to advancing the rights and wellbeing of women. From corporate offices to government agencies, the day was observed through awareness programmes, advocacy events and public gatherings, reflecting a growing national movement to prioritise gender equal

Newly appointed Kumul Petroleum Holdings Limited director, Isaac Lupari, recently visited two of the company’s major project sites – the Motukea Fuel Facility and the Caution Bay Training and Fabrication Facility. Accompanied by KPHL Acting Managing Director Dr. Luke Liria, Lupari familiarised himself with the infrastructure and their stages of completion. “It is pleasing to see that these facilities are at an advanced stage of completion,” Lupari said. “The Motukea Fuel Faci

Opposition Leader and Member for Chuave, James Nomane while debating the PM Amendment Bill 2026, raised serious concerns over proposed amendments aimed at improving public service performance, warning the changes could make government systems more inefficient. Speaking during the March 25 parliamentary sitting, Nomane questioned the practicality of giving more authority to the Chief Secretary to oversee performance of senior public servants. He argued that managing at least 6