🚨 M6.6 EARTHQUAKE PAPUA NEW GUINEA 🇵🇬🌋 A strong magnitude 6.6 earthquake struck inland west of Lae, Papua New Guinea, on October 7, 2025, at 11:05 UTC. The quake originated nearly 100 kilometers underground and was felt widely across Morobe Province and the surrounding highlands. It released massive energy beneath one of the most active fault zones on Earth. Authorities and seismic networks are monitoring the region for aftershocks as stress continues to shift within the crust. We will be wa

🌍 Daily Earthquake Report – December 11, 2025 🌍 In the past 24 hours, 1,894 earthquakes were recorded worldwide, including three magnitude 5 events. The strongest was a magnitude 5.1 south of Honchō, Japan, followed by another magnitude 5.1 in the Fiji region and a magnitude 5.1 in Western Xizang. Papua New Guinea also registered a magnitude 4.9 near Finschhafen. Japan remains a focus point after the larger activity earlier this week, and we are watching the region closely as officials continu

🌍 Daily Earthquake Report | Jan 20, 2026 🌍 1,657 earthquakes were recorded worldwide in the past 24 hours, including 54 magnitude 4s and 9 earthquakes at magnitude 5 or higher. At the time of posting, the largest was a M5.9 near Papua New Guinea, with additional 5 activity across Tanzania, New Caledonia, Japan, Tonga, Mexico, and the mid-ocean ridge zones. We also have a video up on our page right now covering the Indio, California swarm, and you can watch that update now. #EarthquakeReport #E

On the 19th November 2025 Parliament sitting, the Member for Madang raised a powerful and detailed series of questions to the Prime Minister, focusing on the ongoing age controversy involving Electoral Commissioner Simon Sinai. The MP highlighted conflicting NID birth certificates, questions around legal retirement age, and the unresolved issue surrounding the appointment of Acting Commissioner Margaret Waghi. The exchange sparked multiple points of order, intense debate, and strong reactions fr

We have a voice in Parliament in Hon. James Nomane, Member for Chuave and Vice Minister of Planning. He speaks without fear or favour, PNG needs more leaders of his caliber. | PNG News & Updates

Tensions rise in the National Parliament as Prime Minister James Marape and Chuawe MP Hon. James Nomane face off in a fiery exchange over DSIP funds, budget transparency, and provincial equity. Nomane accuses the government of marginalising Simbu Province and mismanaging 56 billion kina in public funds, while Prime Minister Marape defends his administration’s record, calling for accountability and fairness. Watch this powerful session as MPs demand transparency, justice, and equal treatment for

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