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From PNG crime to a small town cycle business – how...

February 24, 2020

Martha Louis: We need to to do our bit in helping...

March 27, 2018

Civicus Monitor criticises PNG use of cybercrime law to curb free...

February 13, 2025

PNG's Chief Justice Sir Gibbs Salika

Landmark PNG Supreme Court ruling toughens cybercrime law

August 6, 2024

PNG Police Commissioner David Manning

PNG’s police and defence force close ranks to foil ‘opportunist crimes’

June 2, 2024

Operation Stabilising Oro police operation

Fight against crime in PNG’s Oro gains momentum – 22 suspects...

January 20, 2023

A Port Moresby protester condemns the spate of GBV attacks

‘Enough is enough’, say PNG women over gender crimes by ‘callous...

January 11, 2022

MP James Donald

PNG parliamentarian faces cyber crime charges over K250m Ok Tedi claim

August 21, 2020

PNG Media Council seeks opinion over Cybercrime Act’s ‘free speech’ impact

June 30, 2017

Shattered homes . . . community leaders at Port Moresby's Paga Hill settlement

Academic’s warning over PNG settlement evictions – doomed to failure?

March 10, 2026

Papua New Guinea . . . on the "grey list"

PNG one step away from blacklist, warns global money laundering watchdog

February 18, 2026

PNG police and crime . . . military issue arms are a fairly recent addition to tribal fighting.

Leaders of PNG’s Enga province plagued by violence – vow to...

February 1, 2026

Rabaul's Archbishop Rochus Tatamai

Catholic Church warns against PNG declaring itself a ‘Christian country’

July 3, 2025

At the time of the Israel attack on Iran's state broadcaster IRDB, news anchor Sahar Emami was presenting the news

Attack on Iran’s state media – Israel bombs IRIB building in...

June 17, 2025

How the Lae edition of the PNG Post-Courier reported the crisis

Internal tensions throw PNG anti-corruption body into crisis

June 5, 2025

The implications of greylisting are far-reaching for PNG

PNG faces deadline for fixing issues with money laundering and terrorist...

June 1, 2025

PNG Police Commissioner David Manning

PNG police authorised to use lethal force with ‘domestic terrorist’ kidnappers...

May 14, 2025

Protesters calling for the Fiji government today not to support Israel or plan setting up an embassy in Israel while the Gaza genocide continues

Open letter to Fijians – ‘why is our country supporting Israel’s...

April 24, 2025

An evicted mother and baby selling betelnut in their temporary tent village on the outskirts of the capital, Port Moresby

Evicted PNG settlement fears collective punishment over gang rape and killing

April 4, 2025

Papua New Guinea is reeling after the separate killings of two women

Nine more arrested in PNG for brutal kidnap, rape and murder...

March 3, 2025

Relatives and supporters protest outside Goroka

Relatives of slain PNG police officer block Highlands Highway over unresolved...

February 27, 2025

"All power belongs to the PNG people"

PNG media policy ‘new era journalism’ draft law ready, says Masiu

January 28, 2025

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Labour's former broadcasting minister Willie Jackson

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Fijian journalists use talanoa and tradition to find their voice

Fijian women journalists face abuse, harassment and spam online.

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Islands Business: ‘Big picture’ style journalism is the future for...

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