O’Neill ‘stealing’ Ok Tedi mine
PNG’s Prime Minister Peter O’Neill has been accused of “stealing” the Ok Tedi copper-gold mine.
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NZ’s Labour Party has chosen its leader in a manner much like the ALP’s new method.
Porter’s death in decrepit hospital
SIX PNG porters have been transferred to an international hospital in Lae after a third victim of the Black Cat Track attacks died.
Discipline vital to Indonesia ties
THE Coalition must work fast before Jakarta goes to the polls next year.
PNG trek suspects caught, one killed
FOUR PNG men have been arrested, and a fifth killed as the fallout continues from last week’s attack on trekkers and porters.
PNG reaches out to ‘best friend’ in region
AUSTRALIA’s neighbour intends to improve people-to-people connections.
Police unhappy about hunt for bandits
VILLAGERS on PNG’s remote Black Cat trail have set off to hunt down the armed gang who killed two guides.
PNG trek attackers ‘will face death’
THE murderers of two Papua New Guinea porters will face the death penalty, Prime Minister Peter O’Neill said yesterday.
Poll speeds up the Asia dividend
THE Coalition will focus less on “vision” and more on action in relation to Asia.
A fresh foreign affairs realism
REGIONAL leaders may welcome a less exciting, more stable policy outlook.
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