Australia has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting a vibrant, independent and resilient media sector in Papua New Guinea (PNG) with a presentation of new sets of Mobile Journalism (MoJo) kits to representatives from mainstream and church media organisations in Port Moresby. The event marks the third round of MoJo kit distribution under the Media Development Initiative (MDI), a long-standing media partnership between PNG and Australia. Now in its 20th year, MDI aims to build capacity, enhance skills, and improve access to technology, including church and community-based media. A central theme of the event was the transformative power of mobile journalism in today’s digital age. Mobile phones have evolved into powerful tools for storytelling, reporting, and broadcasting. The MoJo kits, each containing the latest smart phone, tripods, recording rigs, professional-grade microphones, and other essential accessories, enable journalists to produce high-quality content on the run and from virtually anywhere. By equipping journalists with these tools, MDI supports the media to produce stories that focus on local voices and issues from the villages and provinces across the country. In an era of misinformation and digital noise, providing journalists and storytellers with the right equipment helps pave the way for credible and high-quality content. Australia also acknowledged recent positive developments in PNG’s media landscape, including implementation of the Media Council PNG Code of Ethics and Professional Practice (2024) and the 2025 PNG Media Summit, recognising the commitment and achievements of media professionals. Furthermore, the Australian Government expressed deep appreciation to the Government of Papua New Guinea, media partners, and trainers whose contributions have been vital to the success of this initiative.