Australia Papua New Guinea Business Council

Home
About
Membership
News
Contact
Blog
Events

Australia Pacific Islands Business Council

Home
About
Membership
News
Contact
Blog
Events

Australia Pacific Islands Business Council

Home
About
Membership
News
Contact
Blog
Events

Pacific Marine Group to lead works for Kimbe Port upgrade

Pacific Marine Group to lead works for Kimbe Port upgrade

Feb 12, 2025 | APNGBC BLOG

Australia is reinforcing its commitment to Papua New Guinea’s economic development through a AUD95.7 million loan to upgrade Kimbe Port in West New Britain Province. This funding, provided under the Australian Infrastructure Financing Facility for the Pacific (AIFFP),...
Govt remains committed to 2027 Budget surplus target

Govt remains committed to 2027 Budget surplus target

Feb 12, 2025 | APNGBC BLOG

Papua New Guinea remains steadfast in its plan to bring the budget back to surplus by 2027, this year’s will be its record 15th consecutive deficit budget. This goal, outlined in its long-term fiscal strategy, underscores a cautious yet disciplined approach to...
50th Independence Anniversary logo, theme unveiled

50th Independence Anniversary logo, theme unveiled

Feb 12, 2025 | APNGBC BLOG

Papua New Guinea has officially launched its 50th Independence Anniversary logo and theme, marking a significant milestone in the nation’s history. The golden jubilee celebrations, scheduled for 16 September 2025, are expected to attract global investors, diplomatic...
Bulikula subsea cable lands in Fiji, boosting connectivity

Bulikula subsea cable lands in Fiji, boosting connectivity

Feb 8, 2025 | AFBC BLOG

Fiji’s digital infrastructure has taken a major step forward with the arrival of the Bulikula Subsea Cable in Natadola, a significant milestone that underscores global confidence in the nation’s economic and technological future. The subsea cable, part of Google’s...
Australian tourists drive Fiji’s tourism growth in 2024

Australian tourists drive Fiji’s tourism growth in 2024

Feb 8, 2025 | AFBC BLOG

Australia continues to be Fiji’s largest tourism source market, accounting for over 45 per cent of total arrivals. In 2024, nearly 450,000 Australians visited Fiji, marking a five per cent increase from the previous year. This growth underscores the enduring appeal of...