Papua New Guinea
NZ Prime Minister leads delegation for PNG's 50th celebrations
NZ Prime Minister leads delegation for PNG's 50th celebrations. Audio
Luxon announces trip to Papua New Guinea on 50th anniversary of bilateral relations
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has announced plans to travel to Papua New Guinea this week to celebrate half a century of that country's independence.
PNG police chief orders re-arrest of eight in woman's brutal murder
David Manning has ordered that eight people accused of the torture and murder of a woman be re-arrested and for the community to stop hiding suspects.
Land reforms aim to end stalled development
New legislation introduced by PNG's Deputy Prime Minister John Rosso would reform six land-related laws and which he says are essential.
A NZ photographer's 'poetic journey' into PNG's past
Almost five decades ago, Victoria Ginn set off on a brief solo journey - the first in a series of exotic trips - into the remote PNG Highlands. Audio
Widespread change pushed by Bougainville presidential candidate
Longtime Bougainville politician, Joe Lera, wants to see widespread changes in the way the autonomous government runs. Audio
NZ photographer's poetic journey into PNG
48 years ago a young New Zealand photographer took herself off on a brief solo journey into the remote Papua New Highlands. Audio
Director of PNG NRL's franchise stood down amid corruption allegations
Businessman Wapu Sonk led a successful campaign as chair of the PNG NRL bid in 2024, and was appointed as a director of the franchise board last month.
Rugby league: 9 players banned, officials suspended after on-field chaos
The Papua New Guinea Rugby Football League says the incident on Sunday was "disappointing" and should not be repeated.
Free medicine on offer in PNG's East Sepik
The Governor of East Sepik in Papua New Guinea, Allan Bird, has announced a partnership with a local pharmacy to improve access to drugs and medicines. Audio
Allan Bird: Punishing offenders must come first to tackle cycle of violence
The governor of East Sepik Province says that the immediate focus must be on policing, with a hard push to punish the offenders, before there can be talk of jobs and education.
