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Australia, Papua New Guinea to sign ‘historic’ defense deal
Australia and Papua New Guinea are set to sign a historic defense deal allowing Papua New Guineans to serve in the Australian Defense Force, marking 50 years…
From rich coast to choice cuisine: We're giving Papua New Guinea's Tuna bounties
A first class journey.
Polio outbreak declared in Papua New Guinea
Papua New Guinea declares a polio outbreak after detecting the virus in wastewater and confirming cases among children, raising vaccination concerns.
6.9-magnitude quake hits off Papua New Guinea coast: USGS
A powerful 6.9-magnitude earthquake struck off Papua New Guinea’s New Britain Island, prompting a brief tsunami warning. No major damage was reported, but…
Rare papal visit crowds Papua New Guinea capital
An estimated 98 percent of Papua New Guineans are Christian and about 25 percent are Catholic.
Papua New Guinea quake claims 5
Regional governor Bird said there was a pressing need to get medical supplies, clean drinking water and temporary shelter into the disaster zone
ICTSI Papua New Guinea acquires 2 new RTGs
The receipt of two electric STS cranes for the berth was the first big step of our terminal decarbonization journey, and we are very excited to receive these…
Papua New Guinea is fifth nation to open Jerusalem embassy
Papua New Guinea is fifth nation to open Jerusalem embassy
ICTSI delivers Papua New Guinea’s first STS cranes
ICTSI delivers Papua New Guinea’s first STS cranes
Guinea-Bissau faces mpox outbreak
Guinea-Bissau reports its first mpox outbreak, with UNICEF warning of weak surveillance and concern over suspected cases among children ahead of school…
Guinea-Bissau faces mpox outbreak
Guinea-Bissau is facing its first mpox outbreak, with UNICEF warning that children account for half of suspected cases and that weak disease surveillance could…
New Guinea’s deadly riots shine light on private security industry
AFPTV images of the aftermath showed once-bustling shops reduced to scorched piles of rubble and mangled steel