The family of one of PNG's most powerful politicians is directly benefiting from Paladin's $423 million worth of security contracts on Manus Island, awarded by the federal government in a closed ...

Paladin has strengthened its business ties with the family of PNG's parliamentary Speaker ahead of a deadline for the renewal of its contract on Manus Island.

Paladin Solutions makes PNG workers redundant, rehires them for less money. By Natalie Whiting. AM. Topic: Corporate Governance. Thu 21 Feb 2019 Thursday 21 February 2019 Thu 21 Feb 2019 at 1:43am.

PNG Prime Minister calls for Paladin to lose its Manus contract. By Nick Bonyhady. June 25, 2019 — 8.43pm. Save. Log in, register or subscribe to save articles for later. Save articles for later.

This same senior PNG official had in 2017 asked Paladin for a political donation of about $8 million. This request was reported by Paladin to a top Home Affairs bureaucrat in late 2017.

The contracts for work on Manus Island were to expire at the end of the month. Wednesday's agreement came after PNG Prime Minister James Marape called for the security contracts held by Paladin to ...

Scott Morrison’s push to “step up” Australia’s relationship with Papua New Guinea is set to come under pressure over his government’s plan to renew a $20 million-a-month Manus ­Island ...

PNG increasing the pressure. Now, with the Paladin contract due to expire in less than two weeks, the re-elected Coalition government is being questioned about its plans, and PNG is pushing back.

Auditor weighs up Paladin PNG contract An audit of the way in which the Home Affairs Department hired contractor Paladin to service asylum seekers on Manus Island is looking likely.

Auditor to investigate PNG Paladin deal Australia's auditor-general will investigate the controversial $423 million contract handed to security company Paladin on Manus Island.

PNG minister Jelta Wong meeting with Albanese government minister Murray Watt in December 2022. Credit: Instagram That device uncovered what one official source said was highly valuable material ...