Energy company Santos has agreed to deploy Xecta’s integrated production system model (IPSM) across its assets in Eastern ...

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Papua New Guinea’s national oil company Kumul Petroleum has submitted a surprise binding conditional offer to Santos for an additional 5% interest in the groundbreaking Papua New Guinea ...

Australia is to bolster Papua New Guinea’s (PNG) struggling police force by financing reinforcements from Commonwealth countries, the Pacific island nation’s police chief said yesterday. An initial ...

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The student protests against the militarisation of PNG point to growing opposition throughout the Pacific region to the accelerating US-led drive against China.

Papua New Guinea’s Kumul Petroleum still has its sights on acquiring further equity in the ExxonMobil-operated PNG LNG project from largest shareholder Santos, again extending the deadline to ...

Anthony Albanese addresses PNG parliament ahead of new security deal Anthony Albanese has given a history-making speech during a visit to Australia’s nearest neighbour.

Papua New Guinea's state-owned petroleum company is in advanced talks with Chinese banks to help fund its stakes in the two major liquefied natural gas (LNG) projects in the country, a senior ...

Papua New Guinea's state-owned Kumul Petroleum is in talks with Australia's export credit agency to help fund a $1.1-billion acquisition of a 5% stake in the PNG LNG project from Santos Ltd , the ...

Data on official development finance is hard to come by in Papua New Guinea. The Lowy Institute’s Pacific Aid Map fills some of the gap, this year revealing that loans (which come with varying rates ...

Interview: James Marape How has the decline in energy and commodity prices affected the country’s financial situation? What can be done to absorb these shocks in the near future? JAMES MARAPE: We are ...