PNG says good-bye to one of its founding fathers and most controversial prime ministers after seven decades in politics.

In this photo provided by the International Organization for Migration, people cross over the landslide area to get to the other side in Yambali village, Papua New Guinea, Friday, May 24 ...

The PNG PM who tried to crush the Bougainville rebellion with foreign mercenaries then became an unlikely ally for ...

Despite a near-absence of a Greek community, the Constantinou family's impact on Papua New Guinea's economy, infrastructure, ...

The landslide hit the remote village of Kaokalam ... and the ground soil is exposed to constant increased pressure. Papua New Guinea is home to around 10 million people. Its vast mountainous ...

Sir Michael Somare, a prominent figure in Papua New Guinea's political history, branded the Father of the nation, visited New ...

Peter To Rot was born in 1912 in Rakunai, a village on the Melanesian island of New Britain, today an eastern province of the independent nation of Papua New Guinea. Due to the lack of ...

Papua New Guinea hosts some 11,800 asylum seekers and refugees. Around 100 people were transferred there under PNG’s former regional processing arrangement with Australia, most from Indonesia. UNHCR ...

The last of Papua New Guinea's founding fathers and one of the country's longest serving politicians, Sir Julius Chan, has ...

Papua New Guineans have launched an outpouring of grief and appreciation for the life of one of their national founding ...

Farmers and agripreneurs from East and West Sepik of Papua New Guinea united in a peer-learning event to refine cultivation ...

The killing took place "a month ago" in Saki Village, Tsiamalili said, although the video had only recently gained traction online. Papua New Guinea has long been tarred by outdated tropes that ...