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Nationalist militia attack Papuan pro-independence rally in Surabaya
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‘Embalming’ hampers autopsy finding in death of PNG journalist
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The final autopsy report on Post-Courier journalist Rosalyn Albaniel Evara, handed to the Papua New Guinean Coroner’s Court last...
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PNG investigation identifies 8 police suspects in Mt Hagen election violence
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Eight policemen attached to Mt Hagen police division have been identified as suspects in an election-related shooting that resulted...
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