The excitement is palpable in Papua New Guinea's capital as the most populous Pacific island nation prepares to celebrate 48 years of independence on Saturday. It is the time of year when the red, black and gold colors of the nation's flag and the national emblem, the bird of paradise, are proudly worn by people from all corners of society.. September 16, 1975. Prince Charles at Independence Day ceremonies in Papua New Guinea, September 16, 1975. (Supplied: Denis Williams collection) PNG achieves independence on September 16. Prince.
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1975: Papua New Guinea gained full independence from Australia on September 16. Independence and Early Leadership (1975 - 2002): 1975: Sir Michael Somare became the first Prime Minister of Papua New Guinea. 1980-1982 and 1994-1997: Julius Chan served as Prime Minister, focusing on economic reform and international relations.. The territory's name was changed to Papua New Guinea. As Chief Minister, Somare led the country to self-government in 1973. 1975: Papua New Guinea became independent on 16 September, the day when HRH Prince Charles officiated at a ceremony in Port Moresby at which Australia's flag was lowered and PNG's flag raised. The proud new nation.
