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The members' section of the website includes information on business and economic issues, business opportunity contacts, regional issues, PNG Government, PNG public holidays and more. Access to this section of the website is by password. If you are not a member click here to download a membership application form. Members can log in above. If you need assistance with your password please contact the Secretariat

The Australia Papua New Guinea Business Council is an independent association of businesses based in Australia and Papua New Guinea with an interest in the bilateral business relationship. Its members including major mining, banking, agricultural and service investors in Papua New Guinea, as well as smaller companies including traders. More

The 28th Australia Papua New Guinea Business Forum will held in Brisbane, Australia, from 13 to 15 May 2012. Bookings for delegates and for advertising and trade expo booths are now open. Please click here for program information and booking forms.

Click here to visit the Australia Papua New Guinea Business Forum home page where copies of Communiqués are available, and where CDs of presentations can be purchased for the most recent Forums.

The Business Council of Papua New Guinea (BCPNG) is the peak body representing the private sector in Papua New Guinea across all sectors, promoting the importance and role of economic growth, freedom and enterprise. The APNGBC works closely with the BCPNG. More.

COUNCIL PRESIDENT MEETS AUSTRALIA PAPUA NEW GUINEA MINISTERIAL FORUM, 11 OCTOBER 2011. The President of the Australia Papua New Guinea Business Council, Mr Peter Taylor, with the Vice-President of the Business Council of Papua New Guinea and the President of the PNG Branch of the Australia Papua New Guinea Business Counciltoday met in Canberra with Australian and Papua New Guinea Ministers led by their respective Foreign Ministers, the Hon Kevin Rudd MP and the Hon Ano Pala MP, for a Business Dialogue to discuss issues of importance to business in the bilateral economic relationship. More here.