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PNG Prime Minister James Marape (second from right) visits the Engan landslide area

12 reportedly dead after tribal clashes near PNG landslide in Enga

June 1, 2024

People dig through mud and rocks today after a major landslide at Yambali

PNG landslide: Thousands on standby for evacuation amid fears of new...

May 28, 2024

The landslide at Yambali village

PNG landslide buried ‘more than 2000 people alive’: Rescue teams navigate...

May 27, 2024

Johnson and Jaqueline Yandam

PNG landslide: Couple pulled alive from rubble as 690 feared dead

May 27, 2024

PNG highlanders look for signs of life or bodies buried under the rubble at Yambali village today after it was buried in a massive landslide in Enga province yesterday

PNG landslide: Survivors of highlands disaster desperately seeking help

May 25, 2024

The landslide devastation at Yambili village

Local officials fear fate of 300 missing people in remote PNG...

May 25, 2024

Bad weather hampers PNG landslide relief – two bodies found,...

December 31, 2020

Caretaker PM James Marape (right)

Marape first politician re-elected in PNG ballot with landslide win

July 12, 2022

PNG Prime Minister Marape visits Saki landslide disaster site

January 7, 2021

Landslide claims 13 lives at Tolukuma mine in PNG’s Central province

December 29, 2020

Fleeing Porgera women

20 dead – PNG women, girls flee tribal fighting in Porgera...

September 15, 2024

PM Luxon talks doubling RSE in PNG – plane breakdown almost...

June 17, 2024

PNG Prime Minister James Marape

‘I won’t resign,’ declares Marape in spite of PNG party defections

May 27, 2024

The huge landslide engulfed the Engan village of Yambali in the Papua New Guinea highlands early today

Hundreds feared dead after huge landslide in Papua New Guinea

May 24, 2024

The Mek family in Jiwaka Province, Papua New Guinea

Papua New Guinea: ‘My education journey from Jiwaka to UPNG’

April 19, 2023

Damage from the weekend earthquake at Birimon primary school in Deyamos LLG district in PNG's Morobe province

4 killed, fears death toll may rise in massive PNG weekend...

September 12, 2022

An earthquake collapsed hillside at Birimon primary school in Deyamos LLG district in PNG's Morobe province

Deaths, buried villages reported as 7.6 magnitude earthquake hits PNG

September 12, 2022

Caretaker Prime Minister James Marape

Pangu Pati draws first blood in PNG election with 5 seats...

July 19, 2022

PNG authorities slammed over ‘lack of control’ on alluvial mining

January 2, 2021

At the heart of the Goilala landslide disaster – prayers for the...

January 2, 2021

Village on the broken mountain – the plight of PNG’s quake-hit...

August 21, 2018

Highlands security crisis hampers PNG quake response

May 7, 2018

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