Papua New Guinea Parliamentary Service Live Stream of the National Mock Youth Parliament Committee Hearing for the 17th of December, 2025. Audio/Visual by Parliamentary Service Information & Communication Technology Division. | Papua New Guinea Parliament

This video captures the full exchange from the Papua New Guinea Parliament Sitting on 18 November 2025, where the Member for Wau waria raises strong concerns about foreign businesses taking over small-scale economic activities across PNG — even in villages. The Minister for Commerce responds with updates on the Reserve Business Activity List (RIL), foreign worker restrictions, illegal operations in security, fisheries, forestry, mining, and the push toward the Take Back PNG agenda. Key points in

Breaking News from Papua New Guinea 🇵🇬 — Governor Garry Juffa delivers a bold and passionate speech in Parliament on October 29, 2025, calling for urgent reforms to strengthen the public sector, protect Papua New Guinea’s national interests, and stop foreign exploitation of the country’s natural wealth. In his powerful address, Juffa warns about corruption, foreign influence, and transnational crimes draining billions from PNG’s economy — and calls for a strong, independent, and accountable pu

In this address, the Speaker of the Papua New Guinea Parliament speaks openly to Members of Parliament about recent events affecting the House. He expresses sorrow, clarifies misunderstandings, and addresses claims made against the Parliamentary process. The Speaker highlights: ✔ Respect for Parliament and its processes ✔ A public apology to Members and families affected ✔ Clarification regarding allegations involving staff and election matters ✔ Reaffirmation that Parliament must operate with i

Papua New Guinea Parliamentary Service Live Stream of the 11th Parliament Sitting for the 26th of November, 2025. Audio/Visual by Parliamentary Service Information & Communication Technology Division. | Papua New Guinea Parliament

Construction of Papua New Guinea’s Parliament House began in 1976, marking an important step in the nation’s post-independence journey. The building was designed by Australian architect Cecil Hogan, whose vision blended modern civic architecture with strong elements inspired by Papua New Guinea’s traditional forms and symbols. The project was delivered by the principal contractor, The Fletcher Construction Co (PNG) Pty Ltd, with specialist roof steelwork fabricated and treated by Hornbrook Const