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17/02/2026

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27/12/2025

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27/06/2025

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29/04/2025

BPNG Unveils Commemorative 50 Kina Note and 50 Toea Coin to Mark 50 Years of Independence

Port Moresby, April 29, 2025 — The Bank of Papua New Guinea (BPNG) has officially launched a new commemorative 50 Kina banknote and 50 Toea coin in celebration of the country’s 50th anniversary of independence. The announcement was made during events held on April 28–29, 2025.

The limited-edition K50 banknote features striking imagery that pays tribute to Papua New Guinea’s extraordinary biodiversity and national identity. Among the note’s standout features are the Blue Orchid, the Queen Alexandra’s birdwing butterfly—the world’s largest—and the iconic Raggiana Bird of Paradise, the national bird and a symbol of unity and aspiration.

Accompanying the note is a special 50 Toea coin, also released to mark the golden jubilee. Together, these commemorative issues highlight five decades of progress, cultural heritage, and environmental richness.

“The designs are a reflection of our pride in Papua New Guinea’s natural beauty and our achievements since independence in 1975,” said a BPNG representative. “They serve as both a tribute and a reminder of what makes our nation unique.”

The commemorative banknote and coin will circulate alongside existing currency but are also expected to become collector’s items for both locals and international enthusiasts.

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26/04/2025

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06/04/2025

Murder in Alotau: Key Informant in Tommy Baker Case Shot Dead

In a disturbing development, a man believed to have played a key role in assisting CID officers during the high-profile Tommy Baker manhunt was shot dead early this morning in Alotau town.

The victim, a native of Alotau, was reportedly a vital source of information that aided authorities in tracking members of the Tommy Baker gang. Sources suggest that, after the operation, he had kept a low profile but had recently returned to his hometown—possibly setting the stage for his tragic end.

Witnesses describe the attack as quick and precise, taking place in the early morning hours while the town was still quiet. Residents are shaken, with speculation circulating about possible revenge linked to the controversial gang crackdown that rocked Milne Bay Province a few years back.

With tensions escalating, law enforcement has swiftly launched an investigation. Alotau residents remain on edge, with growing concerns that this killing could be part of a larger wave of retaliatory violence.

The burning question now is whether this was a long-awaited act of vengeance or the beginning of a more complex conflict in Milne Bay's underworld.

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31/03/2025

Supreme Court Rules No-Confidence Motion Must Proceed

March 31, 2025

Waigani, Papua New Guinea – In a landmark decision today, the Supreme Court of Papua New Guinea declared that blocking a no-confidence motion against Prime Minister James Marape was unconstitutional. The court ordered Parliament to convene and debate the motion by April 8, 2025.

The case was filed by Deputy Opposition Leader James Nomane MP, whose no-confidence motion in November 2024 had been rejected. The Private Business Committee had dismissed it, citing Standing Order 165, which prevents the repetition of motions within a 12-month period. This decision was based on a motion from September 2024 that had failed.

However, the Supreme Court ruled that Standing Order 165 could not be applied to no-confidence motions, as it contradicts the Constitution. The Constitution grants Members of Parliament the right to challenge the Prime Minister, and parliamentary rules cannot infringe upon that right.

The court ruled that the action to block the motion was incorrect and must be rectified. As a result, Parliament is now required to debate the motion promptly.

James Nomane MP described the ruling as a victory for democracy. "The court has affirmed that no leader is above scrutiny. The people deserve transparency and accountability, and this debate will ensure that," he said.

The government has yet to comment on the decision. Political analysts suggest that the ruling may strengthen democratic processes in PNG and could lead to a significant confrontation in Parliament next month.

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28/03/2025

Justin Olam Announces Immediate Retirement from Rugby League Due to Injury

Wests Tigers centre Justin Olam has announced his immediate retirement from rugby league due to a knee injury sustained in Round 18 of the 2024 NRL season.

Olam, who played 13 matches for the Tigers in 2024, has been a pivotal figure in the NRL since his debut in 2018. A proud Papua New Guinean international, Olam’s legacy extends beyond the field, as he became a trailblazer for rugby league in his home country.

Throughout his career, Olam played 117 NRL games, including 104 with the Melbourne Storm, where he won the 2020 NRL Premiership. Known for his fierce defence and explosive running, Olam earned the Dally M Centre of the Year award in 2021 and built a storied reputation both in the NRL and internationally.

From his modest beginnings in the remote village of Gon in Papua New Guinea, Olam’s journey was one of determination and heart. Reflecting on his career, Olam said, “I came here hoping just to play one game, and I’ve been blessed a hundred times over to have played more than 100.”

Wests Tigers CEO Shane Richardson and Head Coach Benji Marshall both paid tribute to Olam’s remarkable contributions to the game. Marshall described Olam as “one of the greatest players to represent PNG,” calling him an icon of international rugby league.

Olam expressed his gratitude for his supporters, saying, “Thank you to all my friends, family, and anyone who has supported me throughout my rugby league journey—I appreciate you all.”

As he steps away from the field, Olam leaves behind an indelible mark on the sport, inspiring future generations to chase their dreams, both in Australia and back home in PNG.
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