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Respiratory infection is increasing at Bosset as floods continue to affect the lives of people in the Middle Fly district, Western province. Health workers in Bosset confirmed asthma, pneumonia, strong coughs, malaria and diarrhoea cases have been reported at the Bosset health centre.

As the world closely watches Gaza and Ukraine, a source reaches out from another enclosed area of prolonged armed conflict: West Papua.

Ghostly axolotls float, sausage-fat skinks dive, and snakes slither in thoughtfully designed, naturalistic habitats at the new Johnson City zoo.

A previous blog examined a number of forest carbon (or REDD) projects in Papua New Guinea whose proponents have tried to register their interests under the Verified Carbon Standard so that they can sell carbon credits to companies that want to offset their own carbon emissions through this global...

Management agreements and carbon credits are part of a complex struggle for control over PNG forests, explain Colin Filer, Michael Wood and Andrea Babon.

KMHL pays K105m dividend to state

Suspects rounded up for ransacking Ok Tedi vessel

Rumginae hospital to get K10m upgrade

Boost for Rumginae hospital

Kiunga nursing college to offer CHW and diploma programs