Papua New Guinea Government Defends Controversial 2026 Supplementary Budget

Papua New Guinea’s finance ministry has presented a K3 billion supplementary budget aimed at funding climate resilience measures, including a K500 million allocation for El Niño relief. Lawmakers and opposition figures have criticized the proposal for insufficient transparency and proposed amendments to tax legislation.

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Deputy PM John Rosso Supports 2026 Supplementary budget

Government spending in the last couple of years is to shield Papua New Guineans from rising costs, says Deputy Prime Minister John Rosso. Web, Web – One-Day, Web – 14-Day, Web – One-Month, Web – Three-Month, Web – Six-Month, Web – Annual, Web & eBook, Web & eBook – One-Day, Web & eBook – 14-Day, Web & eBook – One-Month, Web & eBook – Three-Month, Web & eBook – Six-Month or Web & eBook – Annual. The post Deputy PM John Rosso Supports 2026 Supplementary budget appeared first on Post Cou...

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Papua New Guinea Government Defends Controversial 2026 Supplementary Budget

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