CEPA suspends two logging companies based on reports of environmental pollution and delivering false information.
Category: Papua New Guinea
PNG crocodile trade protection act and its regulations to be amended
Proposed amendments to achieve more efficient and cost-effective administration of the crocodile farming industry.
Workshop building team to address illegal fishing in PNG
A two-day workshop to address illegal, unregulated and unreported (IUU) fishing within PNG waters.
Plans to protect sharks and rays in PNG to save them from extinction
The 10×10 Strategy will work with governments to increase the number of protected areas of sawfish and rhino rays.
PNG: not such a hungry country says, Professor
Professor in the College of Asia and the Pacific at the Australian National University says he would never describe PNG as a hungry country.
Probe into Pacific Maritime Industrial Zone project financing
A new study in PNG to resume work on the PMIZ project to identify potential new sources of finance and investigate dubious land dealings
PNG conservationist tries to convince people not to hunt leatherback turtles
PNG communities still hunt the endangered species, which has prompted a local conservationist to urge individuals to work harder to ensure the survival of special turtles
National Fisheries Authority ready to implement Pacific Marine Industrial Zone
PMIZ project will transform PNG from a coastal state to a fully-fledged fishing State
Australian mining companies have paid little or no corporate income tax in PNG despite huge profits, the Guardian Analysis of company report and industry data reveals
The Pacific country’s concessionary tax system leads to ‘undertaxed’ resource sector and ‘no equity’ for people in Papua New Guinea
Offer fishing discounts: PNG Fishing Industry Association
Discounts on fishing days to companies under the VDS could generate US$134 million for PNG in a year, PNG Fishing Industry Association says