Papua New Guinea
Australia's refugee crisis in-depth
Australia takes 20 thousand refugees, migrants and asylum seekers ever year but those who arrive by boat are detained off shore. The situation on Manus and Nauru reached boiling point last year, with… Audio
PNG halts prisoner day release programme
The Papua New Guinea Prime Minister Peter O'Neill has announced a ban on the temporary release of prisoners until procedures are reviewed.
Sport: PNG cricket says warm up games important
The chief executive of Papua New Guinea Cricket says the Under 19 team's two warm up games leading into next week's world cup will allow the players to acclimatise and adapt to conditions in New…
Mining Panguna requires 'social license'
The president of the Autonomous Bougainville Government says mining companies must win the trust of landowners if they want to operate the Panguna mine.
Decomposed body found at PNG defence HQ
Reports from Papua New Guinea say police have retrieved a decomposed body from the Defence Force headquarters last week.
"Dangerous" escapees at large after PNG jailbreak
Four men are on the run after escaping from court cells in Papua New Guinea two weeks ago.
Bougainville landowners say no return for miner BCL
The Bougainville landowners association that controls the former copper mine at Panguna says it is pleased the mining company Bougainville Copper Limited, or BCL, will never be welcomed back.
PNG extending SIM card registration
The Papua New Guinea government is in favour of extending the deadline for the registration of mobile phone SIM cards.
PNG eyes India as tourism market
Papua New Guinea is setting its sights on India as a tourism market in 2018.
Refugee advocate hopes Australia will compensate asylum seekers
A refugee advocate in Australia says he is hopeful the Australia government will honor any compensation awarded to asylum seekers on Manus Island by the Papua New Guinea courts.
Last surviving PNG Fuzzy Wuzzy dies
In Papua New Guinea, the last remaining Fuzzy Wuzzy Angel of Kokoda has died.
Pilot perishes in PNG mountains after surviving crash
The pilot of a light plane was found dead on Tuesday in the mountains of Papua New Guinea after radioing for help on Saturday.
Manus asylum seekers expel ex-Wilson Australian guards from camp
A refugee advocate says asylum seekers at the Hillside Camp on Papua New Guinea's Manus Island have expelled all Australian security guards formerly employed by Wilson Security from their new camp.
Papua New Guinea asks Fonterra to partner in agriculture
The Papua New Guinea government has asked New Zealand's largest dairy company Fonterra to partner in its agriculture sector.
India and Papua New Guinea strengthen cooperation
India and Papua New Guinea have pledged to cooperate in several areas in the first few months of next year.
PNG governor calls for action on sorcery-related killings
A Papua New Guinea provincial governor says people involved in sorcery-related killings targeting women and the elderly must face the full force of the law.
Sport: PNG's Kari eyes Commonwealth title defence
Papua New Guinea weightlifter Steven Kari has his sights set firmly on defending his Commonwealth Games gold medal after making a winning return to top level competition.
Landowner blockade lifted on Manus
A Manus Island refugee says the road to the East Lorengau Transit Centre in Papua New Guinea is no longer being blocked by disgruntled landowners.
Flow of members to PNG PM's party continues
Another member of parliament has joined the political party of Papua New Guinea prime minister Peter O'Neill.
PNG's Paraka to launch 'biggest' lawsuit over fraud case
Papua New Guinea lawyer Paul Paraka insists that fraud charges against him are baseless. Mr Paraka is at the centre of a fraud case regarding alleged illegal state payments of US$30 million to his law… Audio