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James Marape

James Marape

Prime Minister of Papua New GuineaWikipedia

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Oct 24, 2026

Timothy MasiuSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
9:40
We will keep on moving till we come to our God-destinated future, and that is the independence of Bougainville.
Johnny BladesCORRESPONDENT
9:49
The Prime Minister, James Marape, called for a win-win outcome, whether Parliament votes yes or no.
Johnny BladesCORRESPONDENT
9:56
He earlier signalled that if Parliament votes yes, then a transition period follows in which Bougainville gradually prepares for independence, and if Parliament votes no, then a different transition period follows, after which the issue of independence can be revisited by the Parliament.
James MarapeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:11
I have two papers to speak on.
James MarapeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:21
If majority says no, I have no paper to present.
James MarapeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:25
At the end of the day, this must converge at a time in history again.
Johnny BladesCORRESPONDENT
10:30
James Marape says the debate will resume in November before an eventual vote by MPs.
Tiana HaxtonHOST
10:41
Still in Papua New Guinea, the PNG Chiefs unveiled their official logo and supporter jersey at a special launch in Port Moresby.
Timothy MasiuSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
17:33
to our God-destinated future, and that is the independence of Bougainville.
Johnny BladesCORRESPONDENT
17:39
The Prime Minister, James Marape, called for a win-win outcome, whether Parliament votes yes or no.
Johnny BladesCORRESPONDENT
17:46
He earlier signalled that if Parliament votes yes, then a transition period follows in which Bougainville gradually prepares for independence, and if Parliament votes no, then a different transition period follows, after which the issue of independence can be revisited by the Parliament.
James MarapeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
18:01
I have two papers to speak.
James MarapeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
18:12
If majority says no, I have no paper to present.
James MarapeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
18:15
At the end of the day, this must converge at a time in history again.
Johnny BladesCORRESPONDENT
18:20
James Marape says the debate will resume in November before an eventual vote by MPs.
Susana SuiswikiHOST
18:29
That's Pacific Waves for today.
Adrian ProszenkoGUEST
4:46
He was don't wind and died by, uh, the, the PNG chiefs.
Adrian ProszenkoGUEST
4:50
Um, one of the guys that was, uh, pitching to him was, uh, president Marape.
Adrian ProszenkoGUEST
4:54
Um, Sadly, Michael Shamus was not.
Adrian ProszenkoGUEST
4:57
He's been ill.
Adam HawseHOST
7:37
he's actually not playing for the Coomels, is he? Because I think he's injured.
Adam HawseHOST
7:40
He's got a hamstring issue and won't be able to play in the World Cup.
Adam HawseHOST
7:44
Just a couple of key points from something you mentioned earlier, Prime Minister James Marape.
Adam HawseHOST
7:48
Does he actually drop into Parliament at all or is he just...
Adam HawseHOST
7:40
He's got a hamstring issue and won't be able to play in the World Cup.
Adam HawseHOST
7:44
Just a couple of key points from something you mentioned earlier, Prime Minister James Marape.
Adam HawseHOST
7:48
Does he actually drop into Parliament at all or is he just...
Adam HawseHOST
7:50
No, he's too busy
Adam HawseHOST
7:40
He's got a hamstring issue and won't be able to play in the World Cup.
Adam HawseHOST
7:44
Just a couple of key points from something you mentioned earlier, Prime Minister James Marape.
Adam HawseHOST
7:48
Does he actually drop into Parliament at all or is he just...
Adam HawseHOST
7:50
No, he's too busy
James HooperHOST
39:41
say the NRL will have plausible deniability.
James HooperHOST
39:44
I think that the biggest thing, the biggest thing that Papua New Guinea got going for him is the prime minister, James Marape.
James HooperHOST
39:50
From what I look at from an outside point of view, it pretty much looks like I've heard an anecdote where he walked into a high powered meeting of some of the biggest companies in Papua New Guinea and and basically mentioned to everyone there that they were all going to be tipping money in to sponsor players.
James HooperHOST
40:07
Now, that's not against the rules because he's not officially the prime minister.
James HooperHOST
40:13
He can do what he wants.
James HooperHOST
40:14
He's not associated with the footy club, eh? He's not officially signed on in any capacity.
Jimmy SmithHOST
9:06
G'day, Craig.
CraigAUDIENCE
9:08
Good morning, James and Greg.
CraigAUDIENCE
9:10
I hope everybody's happy now that they pushed out David Warner in his 110th Test match.
CraigAUDIENCE
9:15
Scored 100 in his third last Test match, what was that, 34 months ago? I'd say...

21 MINS LATER

Greg AlexanderHOST
30:21
We're
Jimmy SmithHOST
30:21
talking buses.
Jimmy SmithHOST
30:22
So why is the transport infrastructure okay during the day but poor at night? That's a good question, James.
Jimmy SmithHOST
30:30
So we've had a bit of a...
speaker_0HOST
0:15
The Parliament has the final say on whether to ratify the result of Bougainville's 2019 non-binding referendum in which 97.7% of people voted for independence.
speaker_0HOST
0:27
Speaking at the start of the debate yesterday, Prime Minister James Marape called for a win-win outcome, whether Parliament votes yes or no.
James MarapeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:36
I have two papers to speak.
James MarapeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:38
As the final vote is taken, if it is majority in the yes, it's a constitutional vote, and if majority is in the yes, I have a yes paper to present.
Johnny BladesHOST
0:15
The Parliament has the final say on whether to ratify the result of Bougainville's 2019 non-binding referendum in which 97.7% of people voted for independence.
Johnny BladesHOST
0:28
Speaking at the start of the debate yesterday, Prime Minister James Marape called for a win-win outcome.
Johnny BladesHOST
0:34
Will the Parliament vote yes or no?
James MarapeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:37
I have two papers to speak.
Selmanu UlalimamaitiHOST
0:15
The Parliament has the final say on whether to ratify the result of Bougainville's 2019 non-binding referendum in which 97.7% of people voted for independence.
Selmanu UlalimamaitiHOST
0:28
Speaking at the start of the debate yesterday, Prime Minister James Marape called for a win-win outcome, whether Parliament votes yes or no.
James MarapeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:37
I have two papers to speak.
James MarapeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:39
As the final vote is taken, if it is majority in the yes, it's a constitutional vote, and if majority is in the yes, I have a yes paper to present.

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