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Idle trucks at Porgera mine in Papua New Guinea

PNG police chief Manning declares emergency for Porgera

September 16, 2024

Fleeing Porgera women

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

September 15, 2024

PNG’s Marape orders military-police operation in Porgera over illegal mining

April 7, 2024

Porgera goldmine . . . in April, tribal violence led to the closure of schools and businesses

‘Let your children live in peace’ plea by PNG’s Marape over...

July 24, 2023

The Porgera "killing fields" front page in the PNG Post-Courier yesterday

Porgera mine ‘killing fields’ – 21 Papua New Guineans die since...

April 29, 2023

The body of the latest victim of the Porgera killings

Slaughter goes on in Porgera mining town as PNG police plan...

September 21, 2022

Porgera valley villagers

Porgera villagers helpless, unsafe in their homes as ‘warlords’ kill freely

July 22, 2022

How the PNG Post-Courier reported the Engan massacre today 210722

18 people hacked to death in Porgera in under an hour...

July 21, 2022

The Porgera mine and township of Paiam

100 PNG security forces arrive in Porgera, tension eases

May 10, 2022

Porgera tribal fighting at weekend

Fierce fighting continues in PNG’s Porgera with death toll reaching 17

May 9, 2022

Porgera mine PNG

PNG landowner group accused of ‘hijack’ over validation in Porgera

July 29, 2021

Porgera mine PNG

K630m to restart Porgera mine with new deal for PNG landowners

June 7, 2021

Porgera massacre

Three PNG children die among 10 killed in Porgera massacre

March 12, 2020

A police landcruiser patrols the streets of the Papua New Guinea's capital Port Moresby

PNG bus shooting: ‘This sort of revenge killing is unheard of’

October 25, 2024

"Multiple bodies" reported at the site of the Enga bus attack

Deadly bus ambush in PNG’s Enga province kills, wounds many

October 23, 2024

PNG Prime Minister James Marape

Papua New Guinea celebrates 49 years of independence from Australia

September 16, 2024

The landslide at Yambali village

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

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

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

PNG Prime Minister James Marape

PNG ‘isn’t broke’, says PM Marape who wants byelections to go...

March 23, 2024

Papua New Guinea is reeling from a series of mudslides in the Highlands

PNG begins wild weather relief operations – 21 killed in mud...

March 15, 2024

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