A recent price tracker by Post-Courier Online reveals that families in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea, are paying different prices for essential groceries – rice, tinned fish, and chicken – depending on their suburb. The report, covering three districts in Port Moresby, indicates a price difference of up to K30 for the same items. Access to the full report requires a digital subscription, with various options available including daily, weekly, monthly, and annual plans. The findings highlight potential inequities in the cost of living within the capital city. This price variation impacts household budgets across Port Moresby. The study underscores the importance of price awareness for consumers in Papua New Guinea. Further details can be found on the Post Courier website.