Papua New Guinea

The United Nations Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination says Australia has endangered the health of refugees in its offshore detention centres.

An Australian economist says a surge in revenue outlined in the 2018 Papua New Guinea Budget is not realistic. Audio

Papua New Guinea's cricketers are targeting a strong finish to the long-running ICC Intercontinental Cup but already have one eye on the upcoming one day matches against Hong Kong in the UAE.

The Catholic archbishop of Rabaul in Papua New Guinea is facing an application for a restraining order from three landowners in Pomio.

A Papua New Guinea researcher says a recent attack on a six-year-old girl accused of sorcery is an affront to the rights of women and children.

The Papua New Guinea government released its 2018 Budget today, billing it as an exercise in "common-sense and restraint".

A group of senior medical professionals in Australia has asked the government to allow it to review the health of Manus Island refugees.

The autonomous Bougainville government is hoping it can finally resolve an impasse over financing when President John Momis meets Papua New Guinea Prime Minister Peter O'Neill next month.

The secretary of the Papua New Guinea Constitutional Law Reform Commission said so-called sorcery attacks are really about violence.

Papua New Guinea's government denies reports of excessive force being used to move refugees on Manus Island.

Papua New Guinea's Police Union says members need to improve their performance now that their three per cent pay increase has been signed off.

There will be few secrets when Papua New Guinea and Scotland resume their cricketing rivalry in the first of two one day internationals in Dubai later today.

The PNG police chief has denied police were violent when they descended in large numbers on the Manus Island detention centre at Lombrum on Thursday.