Post Courier
Papua New Guinea's Leading Daily Newspaper Since 1969 The Post-Courier takes pride in being the voice of the people of PNG. We witnessed the country as it embarked on its journey to independence and have consistently documented its development since then. The Post-Courier is dedicated to upholding the constitutional rights of Papua New Guineans and will tirelessly advocate for them with unyielding commitment.
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3 days ago |
postcourier.com.pg | Miriam Zarriga
“We are safe and okay,” that is the assurance from PNG High Commissioner to Israel, Henry Mokono on Tuesday night, putting to rest fears among relatives and friends of those stranded in Jerusalem. “Let me kindly thank you for your time to check on me here in Jerusalem, the State of Israel. Despite the ongoing war between Israel and the Islamic republic of Iran, we are safe and fine by the grace of God.
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3 days ago |
postcourier.com.pg | Miriam Zarriga
BUSINESS in PNG has evolved but the foundations remain the same in trust, relationships and shared values from shell money to monies in coins and cash, says Project Director of the Australia Papua New Guinea Network at the Lowy Institute Oliver Nobetau. He highlighted that at the Emerging Leaders Dialogue, “we had honest conversations about the state of trade and investment in Papua New Guinea and our shared future with Australia. The message was clear.
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4 days ago |
postcourier.com.pg | Miriam Zarriga
PRIME Minister James Marape confirmed that one of the discussions of the Melanesian Spearhead Group (MSG) was the Israel and Iran war in which the leaders “took note of what is happening”. We labelled ourselves as a ocean of peace he added. “In the leaders’ statement PNG has made it clear that the PNG Foreign policy remains “friends to all and enemies to none”. We want our region to be peaceful, and it is the leader’s duty to keep the peace PM Marape said.
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5 days ago |
postcourier.com.pg | Miriam Zarriga
Prime Minister James Marape arrived back into PNG at 10pm and has called on the Melanesian Spearhead Group (MSG) member states to reinforce their unity by recognising their ancient ties, cultural kinship, and shared destiny.
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5 days ago |
postcourier.com.pg | Miriam Zarriga
Three police vehicles that operate and serve the people of both NCD and Central provinces were damaged by an alleged group of Goilalas who reside at different locations in Port Moresby. National Capital District Metropolitan Superintendent Warrick Simatab confirmed that two Force 10 vehicles and one Motu Koita police vehicle were damaged on Thursday and Saturday, respectively.
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