Papua New Guinea
PNG police struggle to cope with tribal 'revenge killings'
The police and military in Papua New Guinea are struggling to cope with chronic tribal "revenge killings" among "local terrorists". Audio
PNG deputy PM speaks on country's justice system
Papua New Guinea's deputy prime minister, John Rosso, says lack of police recruitment has contributed to violence in the country. Audio
'No one gets arrested': Impunity emboldening warlords in PNG
The police and military in Papua New Guinea are struggling to cope with chronic tribal "revenge killings" among "local terrorists" with high powered weapons in Enga Province. Audio
50 people believed to be dead near PNG mine
A lawyer and community leader near Papua New Guinea's Porgera mine site says up to 50 people could be dead from clashes between two clans with official figures yet to be confirmed. Audio
Papua New Guinea celebrates 49th Independence Anniversary
Papua New Guinea is celebrating almost half a century of independence from Australia with the 16th of September 2024 marking its 49th anniversary. The journey was not easy, and the...
Marape remains PM after no confidence vote against him fails
Papua New Guinea's Prime Minister James Marape has successfully thwarted a vote of no confidence after 75 MPs backed him and 32 voted for the opposition.
Bougainville and PNG confirm Sir Jerry Mateparae as moderator
The two governments released a joint statement Tuesday to confirm the former NZ Governor General as the independent moderator to support resolving outstanding issues on Bougainville's future.
Pope leaves PNG with a message of peace
Pope Francis has left PNG with an important message for peace and unity amongst the country's many tribes, and for its vast natural resources to be managed wisely.
In pictures: Pope Francis in Papua New Guinea
Thousands of people have travelled to PNG's capital to see the Pope, who arrived in Port Moresby from Indonesia on Friday night.
'For us as Catholics, the Pope's message of hope is important'
Thousands of Papua New Guineans have journeyed to get to Port Moresby to see Pope Francis, even if it meant risking their lives and health, Scott Waide writes.
PNG to roll out red carpet for Pope Francis
It has been 30 years since a Pope stepped foot on the South Pacific nation. The last visit by a Pope to PNG was John Paul II in 1995.
PNG Rugby suspended due to 'non-compliance'
The Oceania Rugby Executive Board issued a 'Notice of Determination' to the PNG Rugby Union on Thursday.
$600m backing for a Papua New Guinea NRL team could be better utilised - business leader
A Papua New Guinea business leader says the money the Australian government is making available to support a PNG rugby league team playing in the NRL is enough to build three hydro dams.
PNG prepares for Pope's visit
Papua New Guinea is preparing to roll out the red carpet for the Pope's arrival on Friday night. Audio
PNG leader swipes left to criticism he plays games on his mobile
James Marape told journalists on Monday his office is in contact with him "all the time" and he is "not doing something else".
PNG Speaker accepts motion for vote of no confidence
The opposition has been endeavouring to file its motion since February of this year and this is, in fact, their fifth attempt to oust James Marape.
PNG and Bougainville agree on moderator
Bougainville has wanted a moderator after it perceived Port Moresby changing the rules on the tabling of the referendum on independence.
