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January 11, 2024
Unrest in Papua New Guinea could prove to be a serious challenge for Australia but it is unlikely...
May 21, 2023
In Papua New Guinea's capital, shanty towns without electricity or water that surround modern high-rise buildings are soon to be joined by a new project in the coastal city -– a gleaming Chinatown complex.
May 21, 2023
In Papua New Guinea's capital, shanty towns without electricity or water that surround modern high-rise buildings are soon to be joined by a new project in
May 21, 2023
Envy in Papua New Guinea as Chinese money pours in
February 26, 2023
Papua New Guinea's prime minister has issued a stern warning to kidnappers to release their remaining hostages after one ...
November 29, 2021
Unrest in the Solomon Islands has left three people dead, as more Australian peacekeepers arrive to restore order and protect infrastructure.
November 26, 2021
Civil unrest in the Solomon Islands is not surprising and highlights long-standing development and governance challenges, according to experts at The Australian National University (ANU). While the Solomon Islands government's decision in 2019 to switch diplomatic allegiance from Taiwan to China has been reported as the main source of the conflict, ANU experts say deeper
November 26, 2021
Civil unrest in the Solomon Islands is not surprising and highlights long-standing development and governance challenges, according to experts at The Australian National University (ANU). While the Solomon Islands government's decision in 2019 to switch diplomatic allegiance from Taiwan to China has been reported as the main source of the conflict, ANU experts say deeper
November 26, 2021
Civil unrest in the Solomon Islands is not surprising and highlights long-standing development and governance challenges, according to experts at The
November 26, 2021
Discontent has simmered for decades, but the archipelago's shifting affiliations with Taiwan and China may have helped turn up the heat.