Papua New Guinea
PNG govt's latest ID plan will fail - academic
The government has been struggling to set up a National Identity system by for more than ten years, spending spent approximately NZ$211m in the process, but "failed to deliver".
PNG govt hopes Wafi-Golpu goldmine operations will begin next month
The PNG government is working to negotiate the mining licence, aiming to ensure better returns for PNG and the landowners.
Air Niugini to add 13 new aircraft in biggest investment in over 50 years
The Papua New Guinea government has made significant strides to rebuild the country's ageing national flag carrier by investing NZ$2 billion into a three-year re-fleeting program.
Australia and Papua New Guinea to begin negotiations on new defence treaty
Australia and Papua New Guinea will on Thursday announce they are beginning negotiations on a defence treaty.
Cricket PNG signs deal with Queensland Cricket
Queensland Cricket said the agreement, which comes into effect this year, will cover coaching and staff exchanges.
The high human cost of policing in PNG
Between 2018 and 2024, eight police officers were killed in the line of duty in various parts of the country.
IMF says PNG recovery on track, reform discipline must continue
The head of the International Monetary Fund in PNG says there are signs of positive economic recovery, but the government needs to maintain the reform momentum.
Small steps: A Jiwaka woman's journey to ending violence in her communiy
Lilly BeSoer runs a community based organisation has become an unofficial refuge for women and men fleeing sorcery related violence and tribal fighting in the PNG Highlands.
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.