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

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Rugby league to Papua New Guinean is like rugby 7's to Fijians: every other sport comes second. The game holds a special place in the hearts of many locals, but a change in broadcast rights is leaving fans feeling shut out of the action. Many are annoyed at the high Digicel subscription prices they have to pay to watch the NRL, and it has landed PNG’s biggest social media star in hot water. The Pacific also spoke to reporter Belinda Kora about the issue. 📺 Watch The Pacific every Thursday night

The NRL's historic Papua New Guinea team officially has a name. Welcome to the PNG Chiefs. READ ▶️ http://bit.ly/3WzsHXe | Telegraph Sport