Papua New Guinea's new Prime Minister James Marape pledged to establish a fresh anti-corruption body and has put foreign companies on notice that the Pacific nation must reap more benefits from resource projects.
In a speech at the Lowy Institute on Thursday night, Mr Marape set the ambitious goal of PNG no longer being dependent on foreign aid within 10 years.
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