PNG Police Recruitment 2025 Name List (PDF Download)

The PNG Police Recruitment 2025 Name List is a crucial document listing the shortlisted candidates eligible for recruitment into the Royal Papua New Guinea Constabulary (RPNGC). This list is released regionally, enabling applicants to verify their inclusion based on their province. 

Candidates must check the list promptly to prepare for further screening and interviews. To download the name list, visit the LINKS below.

Check the 2025 Recruitment Shortlist for your regions and the start and end dates. Once accessed, download the PDF file and carefully review your province's section. 

Ensure you follow the outlined instructions, including presenting required documents like original certificates and identification at your screening date.

Regular Recruit Shortlist 2025

REGION	PROVINCE	SHORTLIST	VENUE	START	END
Southern	NCD	Download	Bomana Gym	14/04	02/05
	Central	Download	Bomana Gym	14/04	02/05
	Gulf	Download	Bomana Gym	14/04	02/05
	Milne Bay	Download	Alotau Training	05/05	08/05
	Oro	Download	Comfort Inn	12/05	15/05
Western	Kiunga	Download	Cassowary Hotel	19/05	21/05
	Daru	Download	New Century	26/05	28/05
Momase	W. Sepik	Download	Vanimo Hotel	05/05	09/05
	E. Sepik	Download	Wewak Inn	12/05	16/05
	Madang	Download	Madang Cell	19/05	23/05
	Morobe	Download	Lae School	26/05	30/05

Notice of Selection: POLICE REGULAR RECRUITMENT PROGRAM – 2025

- Only eligible candidates' names are listed with dates, times, and applicant numbers.

- Ineligible candidates should not attend; they will be turned away.

- Gulf candidates must arrange their own transport and accommodation for the Bomana Selection Centre.

Screening Requirements:

- National Identification Card (NID).

- Original Grade 12 certificate (upgraded transcripts must be official from recognized centers).

Interview Requirements:

- Original Grade 10 & 12 certificates, transcripts, and statement of results.

- NID and birth certificate.

- Three recent passport-size photos (last 3 months).

- Contact details of three referees (unreachable referees disqualify candidates).

- Two reference letters (from employers, pastors, teachers, etc.).

Next Steps:

- Testing schedule provided after initial screening.

- Interview candidates bear Police Clearance costs; details posted at the Selection Centre notice board.

What is the Marape Agricultural Credit Scheme?

Farming in Papua New Guinea (PNG) just got a big boost! Prime Minister James Marape has launched an exciting new program called the Marape Agricultural Credit Scheme, designed to help farmers and agribusinesses thrive. So, what’s the Marape Agricultural Credit Scheme all about?

A farmer's nursery - WHP

 A Helping Hand for Farmers

This program offers long-term, low-interest loans to farmers and businesses involved in agriculture. That means you can get the funds you need to grow crops, raise animals, or even process food. And here’s the great part: you’ll have up to 40 years to pay it back! 

To get started, you’ll need to approach the National Development Bank or partner banks with your plans and proof that you’re actively farming. 

FARMING STORIES IN PNG

Big Goals: Marape Agricultural Credit Scheme

The scheme isn’t just about lending money—it’s about transforming PNG’s agriculture. Here’s what it’s aiming to do:

• Cut down on the K2 billion spent every year importing food from other countries.
• Help one million farming families make a living through agriculture.
• Create jobs in areas like transport, logistics, and food processing.
• Grow more food locally and even export some to nearby countries.

Soil preparation for potato farming

Marape's Dream Work 

The program also calls for collaboration. Provincial governments, cooperatives, and local communities are encouraged to partner with the national government to revitalize farmland and set up organized farming systems. 

Why It Matters PNG is looking to shift its economy away from mining and focus more on sustainable industries like farming. This is about building a future where farmers can succeed, families can thrive, and the whole nation can benefit. 

If you’re a farmer or part of an agribusiness, this could be your chance to grow something amazing—not just for yourself but also for your community.