Papua New Guinea
From bows and arrows to assault rifles: How the rules of tribal wars have changed
First person - RNZ Pacific's correspondent in PNG, Scott Waide, shares why the roots of tribal conflicts in Papua New Guinea are difficult to understand.
Marimari: New film details one woman's fight against PNG sorcery
Sorcery and witchcraft sound like phrases from a bygone era. But to people in the highlands of Papua New Guinea, they are accusations that carry the threat of violence - and for too many - theā¦ Audio
Five arrested in connection with deadly PNG massacre
Papua New Guinea police have arrested five people in connection with the brutal attacks in Angoram district that left around 25 people dead last week.
No money to fuel up police vehicles delays response to deadly violence
Hundreds of people are displaced after a massacre in remote PNG and the province's governor says political problems are getting in the way of help.
Horrific attacks in East Sepik leave 26 dead
There are calls for support for the survivors of deadly violence in Papua New Guinea. Audio
Encouraging PNG landowners to not log their forests
An Australian businessman says he wants to ensure Papua New Guineans landowners have the financial tools to save their forests. Audio
Police presence 'very limited' amid latest deadly violence
At least 26 people have reportedly been killed in relation to a land dispute.
PNG landowner looking to new strategy to save forests
An Australian businessman says he wants to ensure Papua New Guineans landowners have the financial tools to save their forests. Audio
Former PNG military chief furious after being charged
Renown former Papua New Guinea army leader, Major General Jerry Singirok, is furious after being arrested and charged under the Capital Markets Act.
Ex-PNG MP and trailblazer Dame Carol Kidu on life after politics
Since retiring in 2012, the Australia-born politician has embarked on a number of community driven projects, including a "family-focused" retreat and a learning centre. Audio
PNG's Porgera residents remain cut off
About 80-thousand people remain cut off in Porgera, Papua New Guinea, with the main road blocked by a massive landslide. Audio
PNG landslide survivors sleeping on a mass grave - community leader
Relatives of people buried alive in the devastating landslide in Papua New Guinea's remote Enga Province are still sleeping on the rocks that buried their dead relatives.
PNG population count no simple task
Papua New Guinea's long-awaited census has been extended this week after enumerators had failed to cover the entire country.
The continuing struggle by PNG landowners to save their forests
After what is left of forests in the Amazon and the Congo, the next of the planet's most important remaining forests is on the island of New Guinea.
Bush Wara settlement evictions drag on in PNG
The clearing of the Bush Wara squatter settlement in the Papua New Guinea capital is expected to take several more days. Audio
The plight of displaced settlers in PNG's biggest city
Bush Wara has been home to about 5000 people who had built permanent structures on the site and have been pleading they had no where else to go.
PNG opposition look to force parliament to resume early
The opposition in Papua New Guinea believes it could still force an early sitting of parliament to hear a vote of no confidence. Audio