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PNG’s Gorethy Kenneth: 23 years of fearless journalism and unwavering truth

Asia Pacific Report -
May 9, 2025

PNG Post-Courier: Census fiasco – why the poor planning, poor vision?

PNG landslide buried ‘more than 2000 people alive’: Rescue teams navigate unstable terrain, infighting

Talks herald Wapenamanda massacre ceasefire in PNG tribal warfare

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

Marape thanks Australia for providing an ‘anchor’ for independent PNG

Asia Pacific Report -
February 20, 2024

Wapenamanda massacre – 64 killed in PNG’s worst tribal fighting

Asia Pacific Report -
February 20, 2024

Marape thanks Australia for providing ‘anchor’ for independent PNG

Asia Pacific Report -
February 9, 2024

Post-Courier: Draconian and dangerous move

Asia Pacific Report -
January 17, 2024

Masiu vows 10-day shutdown of PNG’s social media after capital riots

Asia Pacific Report -
January 17, 2024

PNG’s Gerehu became a ‘ghost town in the blink of an...

Asia Pacific Report -
January 16, 2024

PNG’s immigration boss warns foreigners after arrest of NZ citizen

Asia Pacific Report -
September 21, 2023

PNG Post-Courier: Our democracy, our Melanesian way

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September 18, 2023

PNG’s Marape makes foreign policy gaffes over Israel, West Papua

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September 14, 2023

Milne Bay governor explains secret meeting with notorious PNG gang

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September 13, 2023

Rabaul hospital’s morgue out of service for five years – funding...

Asia Pacific Report -
September 7, 2023

Global tourism can thrive in PNG local communities, says Yasina Park...

Asia Pacific Report -
July 1, 2023

PNG global tourism can thrive in local communities, says Yasina Park...

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June 19, 2023

PNG corruption – ‘Our people think MPs are automatic teller machines’

Asia Pacific Report -
May 25, 2023

PNG’s Sir Rabbie blessed at birth – ‘he’ll be a big...

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April 4, 2023

PNG contractors plead for government to pay up after 12-year wait

Asia Pacific Report -
March 25, 2023

Two countries, two kidnappings – Port Moresby shows Jakarta how it’s...

Asia Pacific Report -
March 3, 2023

PNG Post-Courier: Let’s talk first on media policy and transparency

Asia Pacific Report -
March 2, 2023

Nightmare over for final 3 PNG freed hostages – police hunt...

Asia Pacific Report -
March 1, 2023

Two countries, two kidnappings – but Jakarta and Port Moresby responses...

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February 27, 2023

PNG gunmen free one of 3 women held captive, reports Post-Courier

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February 23, 2023

PNG Treasurer explains K2.6b ‘miscellaneous’ budget costs

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December 14, 2022

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

Asia Pacific Report -
October 13, 2022

PNG daily Post-Courier joins fight against gender-based violence

Asia Pacific Report -
October 6, 2022

Deaths, buried villages reported as 7.6 magnitude earthquake hits PNG

Asia Pacific Report -
September 13, 2022

Post-Courier: Border patrol by soldiers or navy must be taken seriously

Asia Pacific Report -
August 29, 2022

Armed PNG election supporters cause chaos in capital, attack bystanders

Asia Pacific Report -
July 25, 2022

Post-Courier: Our capital Port Moresby our last stand for peace

Asia Pacific Report -
July 25, 2022

Post-Courier: The incompetency of PNG’s Electoral Commission must stop

Asia Pacific Report -
July 7, 2022

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

Asia Pacific Report -
May 10, 2022

Marape, Electoral Commission say PNG election preps are on track

Asia Pacific Report -
April 6, 2022

Post-Courier: PNG presence must reflect climate change solutions

Asia Pacific Report -
November 9, 2021

Police Minister Kramer blasts two journalists in virus reporting row

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April 12, 2020

PNG warlord hands himself in to end tribal conflict

Asia Pacific Report -
July 31, 2019

Kiwi photographer stabbed during roadside robbery in PNG

Asia Pacific Report -
June 12, 2019

Former editor blasts Post-Courier over ‘trash’ coverage on PNG crisis

Asia Pacific Report -
May 7, 2019

Scott Waide: Any Facebook shutdown in PNG dangerous on many levels

Pacific Media Centre -
May 31, 2018

Lawyer Paul Paraka hits back at PNG state with ‘citizens’ rights’...

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March 26, 2018

PNG Mine Watch: Bougainville’s new ‘infamous’ Filipino mining company

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February 12, 2018

‘Embalming’ hampers autopsy finding in death of PNG journalist

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November 22, 2017
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