#Breaking: PNG Breaking News was reliably told that Kramer and Mekere have been stirring this up this mass. Opposition MPs are behind this move. It's very sad to hear and see that very leaders you people elected behind the scenes. This is unbecoming of better opposition in PNG Politics. The security guard there at Parliament gate was seen Madang MP Bryan Kramer talking with a Correctional Service officers this morning, maybe he was telling them to go and cause trouble. | PNG Breaking News

#Breaking News: Suspense Builds at PNG LNG Site as Online Video Surfaces Ahead of PNG’s 50th Anniversary Celebrations. September 12, 2025 | PNG Online News JUST days before Papua New Guinea marks its 50th Independence Anniversary, a disturbing online video has emerged suggesting that something is unfolding at the PNG LNG site. Details to come... 🎥 Supplied Via WhatsApp | PNG Online News

#LocalNews At exactly 6.50 this evening, PNG Air welcomed its third new ATR aircraft, named ‘Kieta’ at the Jacksons International Airport. Kieta was greeted by Port Moresby’s evening downpour, giving a natural washdown. Named in honor of Kieta, a key town in the Autonomous Region of Bougainville, the aircraft reflects PNG Air's continued commitment to celebrating the regions and communities that form the backbone of the nation's economy, culture, and identity. The aircraft is the latest ATR 72-6

A state of emergency is now in force in Papua New Guinea after riots left 16 people dead. There's extensive damage to shops and businesses that were set on fire in the capital Port Moresby, as well as damage too in the second largest city of Lae. Read more: https://ab.co/3NZ52eW | ABC Pacific

Papua New Guinea's prime minister declared a 14-day state of emergency, suspending government and police officials after 16 people were killed in rioting in the Pacific island nation. | DW News

Papua New Guinea's prime minister has declared a state of emergency after 16 people were killed during riots in the Pacific island nation. Protests and looting erupted when hundreds of police officers and public servants walked off their jobs in response to a wage dispute, with the government attributing the issue to a payroll 'glitch'. Read the full details via link in bio. #ACM #National #WorldNews #PapauNewGuinea | The Courier