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02/07/2026

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14/06/2026

PNG Fashion Week Nears 10 Years of Empowering Local Talent

As PNG Fashion Week approaches its 10th anniversary in 2027, the organisation is celebrating a decade of creating opportunities for Papua New Guinean designers, models, photographers, and creatives.

Founded by Philma Kelegai, PNG Fashion Week has grown from a local runway event into a national movement, helping hundreds of talented Papua New Guineans gain industry experience, mentorship, and international exposure.

Over the years, the platform has supported designers and models from across the country, while building strong partnerships with fashion leaders from Australia, Fiji, New Zealand, and the Pacific region. Through these partnerships, PNG creatives have participated in international events, including Fiji Fashion Week and showcases in Australia.

Most recently, PNG designers Sarah Rose Gabut and William Maba Bray secured opportunities to represent Papua New Guinea at Fiji Fashion Week 2026.

Beyond fashion, PNG Fashion Week continues to focus on youth empowerment, skills development, cultural promotion, and creating pathways for Papua New Guineans to access regional and global opportunities.

As it prepares for its milestone anniversary, PNG Fashion Week remains committed to showcasing the best of Papua New Guinea to the world and proving that when talent is given opportunity, extraordinary things can happen.

12/06/2026

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29/05/2026

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19/05/2026

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11/05/2026

East Sepik Governor Allan Bird has reaffirmed that the provincial government still opposes the proposed Frieda River copper and gold project due to serious environmental concerns that could threaten the Sepik River and surrounding communities.

Governor Bird said the government’s position has not changed since concerns were first raised during the Environmental Impact Survey reviewed by the Conservation and Environment Protection Authority (CEPA) in 2022.

According to Bird, one of the biggest concerns is the proposed tailings dam, which would store mine waste. He warned that there is a risk of a catastrophic dam failure that could severely affect communities living along the Sepik River system.

The East Sepik Provincial Government carried out a detailed consultation and review process involving affected communities, local leaders, and independent experts before making its decision. The review process took more than a year and focused on identifying possible environmental and social impacts linked to the mining project.

Governor Bird said after hearing the findings, many local-level government presidents strongly supported the province’s decision to reject the project. Leaders from Gawi, Tunap, Hunstein, Ambunti, Karawari, Yuat, Keram, Angoram, and Marienberg all contributed during provincial assembly discussions, along with Wewak MP Stanley Muts Samban.

Bird described the consultation as one of the most careful and detailed reviews ever conducted by a provincial government in Papua New Guinea on a project of this scale.

Meanwhile, the National Government continues to push for the Frieda River project, with Prime Minister James Marape previously stating that the mine could create employment opportunities and boost Papua New Guinea’s export earnings. A government task force has already been established to help fast-track approvals and coordination for the project.

However, opposition from communities across the Sepik region continues to grow under the “Save the Sepik” campaign. Many residents living along the Sepik River have shared videos online calling for the project to be stopped, saying the river remains their main source of food, water, transport, and livelihood.

More than 400,000 people are believed to depend on the Sepik River system.

11/05/2026

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06/05/2026

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