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Ceasefire expected in PNG Highlands

Talks herald Wapenamanda massacre ceasefire in PNG tribal warfare

March 12, 2024

Fleeing Porgera women

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

September 15, 2024

More than 70 people died in tribal fighting in the PNG Highlands in February 2024

From bows and arrows to assault rifles: How the rules of...

July 31, 2024

East Sepik Governor Allan Bird

UN shocked over beheadings, burnt village in brutal PNG violence

July 26, 2024

More than 20 people have been reported dead

‘Only one meal per day’ – 20 die in PNG Highlands...

March 19, 2024

Military style weapons are a fairly recent addition to tribal fighting in PNG

‘Chopped boy with a bush knife’: A PNG massacre killer says...

March 2, 2024

PNG's former opposition leader Belden Namah

Namah not happy with Marape’s reply over PNG ‘warlords’ question

February 22, 2024

PNG's Prime Minister James Marape has pledged to Parliament that he will "restore police leadership to stabilise Enga"

Post-Courier: Stop PNG’s booming death and destruction industry

February 21, 2024

Horror . . . the bodies of tribesmen killed in Wapenamanda

Wapenamanda massacre: PNG leaders angry over tribal war ‘barbarity’

February 20, 2024

How the PNG Post-Courier reported the Wapenamanda massacre in Enga province today 20Feb24

Wapenamanda massacre – 50 killed in PNG’s worst tribal fighting

February 20, 2024

Deployment in Enga comprises more than 120 PNG Defence Force soldiers

PNG deploys armoured vehicles to Enga in action against ‘domestic terrorism’

August 29, 2023

PNG Prime Minister James Marape

PNG to upgrade Tribal Fights Act with life in jail for...

August 24, 2023

Today's front page of the PNG National newspaper covering the Engan tribal fighting 220823

PNG’s Marape condemns ‘jungle justice’ after 6 gunmen shot dead

August 22, 2023

Bob Howarth (centre), a former PNG Media Council chair

Learn from Timor-Leste ‘freedom’, says former PNG media council head

February 17, 2023

Internal Security Minister Peter Tsiamalili Jr

‘Frightening to see such violence’ in tribal war on PNG’s Kiriwina...

October 26, 2022

PNG's Milne Bay Province

30 killed, many injured in PNG ‘island of love’ tribal massacre

October 25, 2022

Porgera massacre

Three PNG children die among 10 killed in Porgera massacre

March 12, 2020

Outrage over killing of pregnant women, children among 22 dead in...

July 11, 2019

PNG Defence Force and police officers patrolling near the town of Wabag

Wapenamanda massacre: ‘Pregnant mothers fled for their lives’

February 20, 2024

Enga Governor Sir Peter Ipatas and John Feakes

Enga ‘isn’t that bad’, says Australian diplomat on troubled area visit

April 12, 2024

Another Engan killing

Young woman found dead with face skinned in Enga in spite...

March 18, 2024

Post-Courier's new chief-of-staff Miriam Zarriga

Star Post-Courier ‘frontline’ reporter Miriam Zarriga now new chief-of-staff

October 12, 2022

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