West Papua
Australia urged to act over mass arrests in West Papua
The Australia West Papua Association is pushing for action from Canberra over another bout of mass arrests of West Papuans in neighbouring Indonesia.
Five people dead after small plane crash in West Papua
Five people are dead, including a Dutch pilot, after a small plane crash in the area of Indonesia's Papua province.
PNG grants citizenship to 138 West Papuan refugees
Papua New Guinea has granted citizenship to 138 West Papuan refugees.
Plane forced down in West Papua
A plane transporting police and election organisers was forced to land in Indonesia's Papua region after it was hit by gunfire on Friday during local elections.
Oil palm licenses revoked in Papua's Merauke
Local government in Merauke regency of Indonesia's Papua province has pulled a number of oil palm licences in what's being called a victory for the environment.
Papua movement challenges Jakarta on climate
The United Liberation Movement for West Papua has urged Indonesia's government to put words into action about helping the Pacific with climate change.
Jakarta's new man in Wellington opens up on Papua
Amid growing interest about West Papua in New Zealand, Indonesia's new ambassador in Wellington opens up on controversial issues about the region. Video, Audio
Indonesian ambassador to NZ says Papuan rights protected
Indonesia's new ambassador to New Zealand says there's been a lot of misinformation in international media about treatment of human rights in Papua region. Audio
Indonesia committed to Pacific, says ambassador
Indonesia's new ambassador to New Zealand says issues of importance to Pacific Island countries are his country's concerns too.
NZ and Indonesia move towards stronger defence ties
The New Zealand defence minister and his Indonesian counterpart have signaled stronger defence ties between the two countries.
No bibles burnt in Papua unrest: Indonesia
Indonesian officials say no bibles were burnt in an incident last week which preceded unrest in the Papua provincial capital Jayapura.
No bibles burnt in Papua unrest: Indonesia
No bibles were burnt in an incident last week which preceded unrest in Papua province, according to Indonesian officials.
Indonesian police deny bible-burning claim over unrest
Indonesian police have dismissed reports that unrest last Thursday in Jayapura, Papua province, was sparked by soldiers burning bibles.
Indonesia rejects claims about ACP meeting
Indonesia has disputed reports that this month's African, Caribbean and Pacific meeting featured discussion about West Papua.
Indonesia deports Japanese after Papua visit
Indonesian immigration authorities have deported a group of six Japanese filmmakers from Papua for allegedly misusing their visas.
Benny Wenda: West Papua
Benny Wenda is the international spokesperson for the United Liberation Movement for West Papua. He's in New Zealand lobbying MPs to support international calls to put West Papua back on the UN… Audio
Wenda NZ visit exposes sensitivity over Papua
This week's visit to New Zealand by a West Papuan independence leader has thrown the polarisation around his cause into stark relief. Video, Audio
10am World, Pacific and Sports News for 12 May 2017
The latest world, Pacific and sports news. Audio
Cross-party support in NZ for West Papua vote
MPs from four New Zealand political parties have signed a declaration by the International Parliamentarians for West Papua. Audio
West Papuan leader sees solidarity grow in NZ
The West Papuan independence leader Benny Wenda says international support is growing. Audio