Papua New Guinea
Police demolish settlement after gang-rape and killing of a woman
Police in Papua New Guinea's capital brought in excavators to tear down houses at a squatter settlement following the rape and killing of a woman.
Brutal killings of two women in Papua New Guinea spark outrage
PNG is reeling from the separate killings of two women in acts of extreme violence last week, prompting renewed calls for urgent action to address the country's epidemic of gender-based violence.
Bank of PNG stands by governor amid money laundering investigations
The BPNG board said it has not been presented with any material to doubts about the integrity of Elizabeth Genia. Audio
Bank of PNG Governor investigated for money laundering
The Pacific investigative journalism organisation, has revealed that the governor of Papua New Guinea's central bank, the Bank of PNG, was the subject of a police money laundering investigation. Audio
It's vital Porgera mine's community development deal is sorted
Sir Peter Ipatas says the security and sustainability of the goldmine are threatened by the failure to finalise] the Porgera community development agreement.
Call for development of Kokoda Track master plan
The track, which crosses the country from north of Port Moresby, is considered PNG's main tourism attraction.
Central Bank chief appointed amid money laundering investigation
Elizabeth Genia was appointed governor of the Bank of Papua New Guinea despite fighting in court to block a police investigation into suspected money laundering. She has not been charged.
Police chief warns social media users
David Manning is warning social media users who spread false information that they will be held accountable.
Cricket PNG not dealing with issues - players
The Barramundis players are calling for the removal of Cricket PNG chief executive and payments for national duty commitments last year.
Sir Julius Chan's uniquely long political career played in two parts
Opinion - Sir Julius Chan, who died on 30 January, was in a class of his own, writes Stephen Howes.
PNG faces significant cancer burden
The World Health Organisation is estimating about 9000 deaths and up to 15,000 new cases every year.
Marape discusses women's 'important role in upholding the household'
The Prime Minister met with UN Women's Asia Pacific regional director Christine Arab in Port Moresby "to discuss issues of women".
Singirok pays tribute to Sir Julius Chan
The former PNG army commander, who defied a government decision to send mercenaries to Bougainville in the late 1990s, expressed his condolences to one of the nation's founding fathers.
Marape highlights PNG's role 'as a global leader' in conservation
The PNG leader told delegates at the World Economic Forum (WEF) summit that his country has "a lot of stakes in the conversation on conservation".
Sir Julius Chan dies aged 85
There has been an outpouring of grief and appreciation for the life of one of the founding fathers of Papua New Guinea. Video