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Celebrate Easter in peace

1 week ago | postcourier.com.pg | Miriam Zarriga

Police will be out in force says Commissioner ManningThe Commissioner of Police, David Manning, has called on people to celebrate Easter with respect and in good faith, while also warning anyone who might seek to cause trouble that Police presence will be increased over this period. “Easter is a time to celebrate faith, family and community, it is not for over-indulging in alcohol, reckless behaviour or the airing of grievances,” the Commissioner said in his Easter message.
Rise in Artificial Intelligence-Generated videos in PNG

1 week ago | postcourier.com.pg | Miriam Zarriga

“Deepfake” technology in countryPapua New Guinea has recently seen a troubling trend of political leaders appearing in videos where they announce resignations, dance, fight each other, or sing while “allegedly” addressing the media. These videos, often portraying leaders in embarrassing or serious scenarios, are the result of “deepfake” technology.
Road blocked around Parliament precinct

1 week ago | postcourier.com.pg | Miriam Zarriga

Police have maintained key positions around Parliament as they keep watch on Parliament House as the country awaits the motion of the Vote of No Confidence to be voted. Police confirmed that the road from the roundabout along Pitpit Street, Waigani, heading towards the International Convention Center has been blocked off. And the travelling public has been asked to remain on the main road towards Kone Tigers Oval and the Traffic Lights.
Political instability hinders service delivery say SDP

1 week ago | postcourier.com.pg | Miriam Zarriga

THE seven members of the Parliamentary Wing of the Social Democratic Party (SDP) has agreed to continue it’s support for the Pangu-led Marape-Rosso Government through the 11th Parliament’s term until 2027. This decision comes ahead of tomorrow’s scheduled Vote of No Confidence tomorrow morning. While acknowledging the nation’s pressing challenges, the SDP believes stability and collaboration are paramount to securing Papua New Guinea’s long-term interests.
Expatriates attacked and wounded at Kokoda

1 week ago | postcourier.com.pg | Miriam Zarriga

TWO expatriates of Asian nationality were attacked by armed men who broke into their shop in Kokoda, Northern Province early this morning between midnight and 1 am. Police confirmed the attack on the two men who were at their private residence when the criminals, made up of eight men, broke into their shop.
United Resource Party remains committed to Government

1 week ago | postcourier.com.pg | Miriam Zarriga

THE United Resource Party (URP) has resolved to remain committed too and help defend the Vote of No Confidence motion against Prime Minister James Marape which is currently before Parliament.
There should be no vacancy in position of Governor

3 weeks ago | postcourier.com.pg | Miriam Zarriga

A copy of a letter addressed to Deputy Governor and acting chairman of the New Ireland Provincial Assembly Sammy Missen has indicated the reasons for the appointment of Walter Schnaubelt as Governor for New Ireland.
Schnaubelt assures New Ireland of work to continue

3 weeks ago | postcourier.com.pg | Miriam Zarriga

A “gorgor” placed on the New Ireland Provincial Assembly gates has been removed and a “mis” presented to Walter Schnaubelt by Stanley Peni who allegedly had issues with the announcement of Schnaubelt’s appointment as Governor. A Gorgor was placed outside the New Ireland Legislative Assembly gates. Maimai Stanley Peni, acting on behalf of the Provincial Government said the sitting was illegal and any disputes have to be settled in court.
Assembly locked after Schnaubelt is declared Governor

3 weeks ago | postcourier.com.pg | Miriam Zarriga

A “gorgor” has been placed on the gates of the New Ireland Provincial Assembly after Namatanai MP Walter Schnaubelt was declared as the new Governor. However, according to the Deputy Governor Sammy Missen who was acting Governor after the death of Sir Julius Chan, the declaration of Schnaubelt is “illegal” and that the “people of New Ireland must understand that there is a illegal Governor in place”. “As far as the people are concerned, I am the acting Governor of New Ireland,” Mr Missen said.
Kapli charged with one count of wilful murder

4 weeks ago | postcourier.com.pg | Miriam Zarriga

Mileng Kapli has been charged with one count of wilful murder for the death of his partner Lina Numbalihi. Numbalihi, 29, from a mixed parentage of Madang and West Sepik province was with Kapli, also 29, when she was killed at the Single Quarters at Murray Barracks on Saturday, February 8, 2025.