The Australia Papua New Guinea Business Council's recent networking evening in Port Moresby brought together members, partners and stakeholders from across government...
APNGBC welcomes new President, CEO at networking reception
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Pacific Business Councils strengthen engagement with Australian Government
The Australia Pacific Islands Business Council, Australia Papua New Guinea Business Council and Australia Fiji Business Council participated in the Pacific Business...
PNG and Solomon Islands strengthen economic partnership
Papua New Guinea and Solomon Islands have reaffirmed their commitment to closer economic cooperation, with trade, investment, transport and resource development...
PNG’s superannuation sector shows scale and resilience
Papua New Guinea’s superannuation sector remains one of the country’s most important pools of domestic capital, with Nasfund and Nambawan Super continuing to play a...
Westpac forecasts resilient growth for PNG despite global uncertainty
Papua New Guinea's economy is expected to remain one of the Pacific's stronger performers in 2026, with Westpac forecasting growth of 4.6 per cent despite mounting...
Foreign exchange reforms begin easing pressure on PNG businesses
For many Papua New Guinea businesses, access to foreign currency has been one of the country's most persistent commercial challenges. Importers have often faced lengthy...
Pacific Infrastructure Projects Are Growing. Is Your Business Visible?
The Pacific Infrastructure Pipeline Initiative is calling on contractors, consultants and service providers to register in the Pacific Infrastructure Contractor...
Andrew Cairns appointed APNGBC President
The Australia Papua New Guinea Business Council has appointed Andrew Cairns as its new President following the Council’s Annual General Meeting held in Brisbane on 12...
‘PNG has more to offer than many people realise’
Newly elected President of the Australia Papua New Guinea Business Council, Andrew Cairns, is the Chief Executive Officer of Westpac Bank PNG, where he is responsible...
PM Marape tells investors PNG is ‘much bigger than mining and petroleum’
Prime Minister Marape (inset) addressed the 41st Australia Papua New Guinea Business Forum via video. Papua New Guinea Prime Minister the Hon James Marape used his...
Infrastructure pipeline, investment opportunities highlighted at forum
Infrastructure financing, ports, defence cooperation and development partnerships took centre stage during the Kramer Asia Pacific-sponsored Session Five,...
Ministers underline connectivity, partnership and PNG’s growth agenda
Australian Minister Pat Conroy and Papua New Guinea Deputy Prime Minister John Rosso used their addresses at the 41st Australia Papua New Guinea Business Forum &...