| Papua New Guinea Prime Minister's XIII | |
| Governing Body: | PNGRFL |
| Coach: | Justin Holbrook |
| Captain: | Kyle Laybutt |
| Most Caps: | Rodney Pora (8) |
| Top Try-Scorer: | Nickson Kolo Jessie Joe Nandye Menzie Yere (3) |
| Top Point-Scorer: | Glen Nami (16) |
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| Pattern So1: | _hoops_black |
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| First International: | PNG PM's XIII  0–34  Australian PM's XIII(Lloyd Robson Oval, Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea; 18 September 2005) |
| Largest Loss: | PNG PM's XIII 0–58 Australian PM's XIII (National Football Stadium, Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea; 24 September 2016) |
Papua New Guinea Prime Minister's XIII, or sometimes informally referred to as the PNG PM's XIII, is the name of a representative rugby league team, comprising Papua New Guinean players from the Papua New Guinea National Rugby League, PNG Hunters and other overseas clubs. The team is selected to play an annual fixture against Australian Prime Minister's XIII in Papua New Guinea in the final weeks of the rugby league season.
The PNG Prime Minister's XIII first played against their Australian counterparts in 2005 at Lloyd Robson Oval in the Papua New Guinean capital, Port Moresby. The team was coached in that match by former national team head coach Bob Bennett. The side has also been coached by former Papua New Guinean internationals Adrian Lam and Stanley Gene and is currently coached by Michael Marum, who played for the team in 2005.
Originally played in Port Moresby, in recent years the games have been held in various locations around Papua New Guinea, including Lae and Kokopo. Unlike regular international matches, each team is allowed a five-man bench and given unlimited interchanges throughout the match.
Originally, the team was made up of players predominantly from the local Papua New Guinea National Rugby League competition. In recent years, players from the National Rugby League, Intrust Super Cup and English Championship have also been selected.
The match is also used to promote rugby league, as well as humanitarian causes such as HIV and AIDS awareness,[1] among the Papua New Guinean community.
The PNG PM's XIII has never won a match against Australia since the annual fixture commenced, but managed a 24–24 draw in 2007, after trailing 20–0 at half time. In 2019, the PNG PM's XIII did not play the Australian side, who instead faced the Fiji Prime Minister's XIII.