Ninety-three state agencies in Papua New Guinea have been suspended due to a failure to submit annual reports for 2024 and 2025. This suspension includes a wide range of entities, from government departments and universities to provincial governments and health authorities. The lack of reporting raises concerns about accountability and transparency within these public bodies. Details of the suspension were originally published by the Post Courier. Access to the full story is restricted to paying subscribers with various web and ebook package options. The failure to comply with reporting requirements has resulted in significant repercussions for the affected organizations. This action underscores the importance of timely and accurate reporting for effective governance.