Papua New Guinea
PNG minister hails new era for African, Caribbean & Pacific Group
Papua New Guinea has told the African, Caribbean and Pacific Group that it's in a new era where it must confront major challenges.
Photo essay: Bougainville's historic independence referendum
People in the autonomous Papua New Guinea region of Bougainville have voted in an historic independence referendum.
PNG govt MPs blasted for being hypocritical
Papua New Guinea's opposition leader says the government is being hypocritical for blaming the country's economic woes on the previous administration.
PNG electoral chief in custody after alleged bail breach
Papua New Guinea's Electoral Commissioner Patilias Gamato has been remanded in custody.
Australia to seek NZ solution for Manus, Nauru refugees - reports
Australia will reportedly seek agreement from New Zealand to resettle hundreds of refugees detained in Nauru and Papua New Guinea.
PNG PM urges patience over Porgera mine talks
Papua New Guinea's prime minister has urged patience while negotiations over the contract for the Porgera gold mine continue.
'Life saving' medevac laws repealed by Australian govt
The Australian Senate has repealed the medevac laws which eased the transfer of sick refugees from Nauru and Papua New Guinea to Australia.
PNG parliament committee probes corruption in health sector
A Papua New Guinea parliamentary committee has been uncovering extensive corruption in the country's public health sector.
Sport: PNG tennis player eyes Australian Open wildcard
Papua New Guinea tennis player Abigail Tere-Apisah is hoping to end a successful year on another high at the Australian Open Asia Pacific Wildcard tournament.
PNG marks 20 Days of Human Rights Activism
Papua New Guinea is marking 20 Days of Human Rights Activism, an annual programme based on a global campaign to end gender-based violence. Audio
Regular polling ends in Bougainville independence vote
Regular polling has come to an end in Bougainville's independence referendum.
Curfew enforced in PNG settlement after deadly clash
Papua New Guinea police are enforcing a 12 hour curfew in a Port Moresby settlement after a weekend ethnic clash, which led to the deaths of three men and resulted in 20 homes being burnt.
Free education programme faces big cut in PNG budget
A major cut to the free education programme is one of the hallmarks of Papua New Guinea's new national budget.
Questions raised over Australia's concessional loan to PNG
The Australian Council for International Development has voiced concern over the country's $US300-million loan to Papua New Guinea.
Polling winding down in Bougainville referendum
The referendum in Papua New Guinea's autonomous Bougainville region winds down.