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Prime Minister Marape Commends Resilience In Milne Bay, Announces Immediate Relief And Long-Term Disaster Preparedness Measures
Prime Minister Hon. James Marape has returned to Port Moresby following an extensive visit to cyclone-affected island communities in Milne Bay Province, where he witnessed firsthand the impact of a Category 5 system and emphasised the Government’s commitment to immediate relief and long-term resilience. Prime Minister Marape spent several days travelling across affected islands, including…
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Prime Minister Clarifies Separation of Defence and Emergency Portfolios Amid Ongoing Investigation
Prime Minister and Defence Minister Hon. James Marape has further clarified the separation of Defence responsibilities from other portfolios currently held within Government, stressing that Defence remains under his direct oversight pending the outcome of an ongoing investigation into recruitment. The Prime Minister confirmed that Dr Billy Joseph does not hold the Defence portfolio, which…
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Prime Minister Marape Visits Cyclone-Hit Islands, Announces Immediate Relief And Long-Term Resilience Measures
Prime Minister Hon. James Marape has completed a visit to some of the most remote and severely affected island communities in Milne Bay Province following the devastation caused by Category 5 Tropical Cyclone Maila, describing the experience as “deeply moving” and reaffirming the Government’s commitment to immediate relief and long-term recovery. Prime Minister Marape travelled…
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Prime Minister Marape Strengthens PNG–Japan Partnership, Expands Vision For Trade, Scholarships And Clean Energy Cooperation
Prime Minister Hon. James Marape has reaffirmed Papua New Guinea’s deep and enduring partnership with Japan, outlining a forward-looking agenda centred on expanded scholarships, increased trade, clean energy innovation, and regional peace. The Prime Minister made the remarks during high-level discussions with Mr Matsuoka Hideaki, Outgoing Chief Representative of the Japan International Cooperation Agency; Mr…
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Prime Minister Marape Commits Full National Support Following Cyclone Maila Devastation In Milne Bay
Prime Minister Hon. James Marape has reaffirmed the National Government’s full commitment to immediate relief, recovery, and long-term rebuilding in Milne Bay Province following the devastating impact of Tropical Cyclone Maila. Speaking after a high-level meeting with the Milne Bay Provincial Government and disaster response officials in Alotau, Prime Minister Marape said the Government stands…
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Prime Minister Marape Welcomes Australian Support For PNGDF Investigation, Calls For Calm And Cooperation
Prime Minister and Defence Minister Hon. James Marape has welcomed the support of the Australian Government in providing a senior Australian Defence Force officer to assist Papua New Guinea’s independent investigation into Defence Force recruitment processes. The Prime Minister confirmed that Brigadier Nick Foxall has been identified by the Chief of the Australian Defence Force…
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Prime Minister Marape to Lead On-Ground Cyclone Maila Assessment in Milne Bay as Government Scales Up Relief and Recovery
Prime Minister Hon. James Marape will travel to Milne Bay Province this weekend to personally assess the impact of Cyclone Maila, following the receipt of initial and updated Situation Reports from Provincial Authorities. The Prime Minister confirmed that a detailed Report from Milne Bay Provincial Administration is expected later today, which will further guide Government…
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Prime Minister And Defence Minister Marape Commends Defence Force and Police for Restoring Order, Assures Transparent Investigation Process
Prime Minister and Defence Minister Hon. James Marape has commended the Papua New Guinea Defence Force and the Royal Papua New Guinea Constabulary for swiftly restoring order following recent disturbances, while assuring the nation that a thorough and transparent investigation process is now underway. Prime Minister Marape said the prompt response by security forces ensured…
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Prime Minister Marape Commends UPNG Students for Maturity and Responsible Advocacy
Prime Minister Hon. James Marape has commended students of the University of Papua New Guinea and other tertiary institutions across the country for demonstrating maturity, discipline, and responsible conduct in expressing their views on national issues. The Prime Minister’s remarks follow recent student activities and public discourse, which he described as “measured and thoughtful” despite…
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Prime Minister Marape Steps Up Cyclone Maila Response, Announces Relief Funding and Milne Bay Visit
Prime Minister Hon. James Marape has announced intensified National Response efforts following fresh Reports on the impact of Cyclone Maila across several parts of Papua New Guinea, with immediate Relief Funding released and high-level Visits planned to affected Regions. Speaking during a Press Conference this afternoon at Melanesian Haus, the Prime Minister confirmed that the…






