'Chopped him with a bush knife': A PNG massacre killer says 'revenge' is the only way
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The government has not been able to account for $80 million paid to support asylum seekers in Papua New Guinea, as advocates reveal financial assistance stopped months ago.
Papua New Guinea Prime Minister, James Marape has described planned attempts to challenge his government in a vote of no confidence motion as “frivolous and opportunistic”.
The PNG government has engaged prominent accounting firm KPMG to investigate the PNG Humanitarian Programme.
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