West Papua
ULMWP welcome Forum focus on West Papua
The United Liberation Movement for West Papua has welcomed a recommendation to make the Indonesian province a priority on the Pacific Islands Forum leaders' agenda.
PNG soldiers in Indonesian border squabble
Papua New Guinea soldiers have reportedly claimed territory just over the border in Papua, ordering locals to lower the Indonesian flag.
Papua police reaffirm legal process over Tolikara
Police in Indonesia's Papua province say they will continue to follow up a fatal incident in Tolikara regency despite the two sides making peace.
Jakarta cautiously lifts the veil in West Papua
In a rare opportunity to explore signs of change in West Papua, RNZI journalists Johnny Blades and Koroi Hawkins report from Indonesia's isolated province. Video, Audio, Gallery
Papua guesthouse to be built for Jokowi
A guest house is to be built in Indonesia's Papua province for the Indonesian president Joko Widodo.
Papua legislators doubt veracity of police probe into Tolikara
A committee in the Papua Legislative Council in Indonesia has expressed doubt that police will reveal the perpetrators behind the fatal shooting in Tolikara Regency two weeks ago.
Water an urgent need in Papua province
The Indonesian Red Cross Society says water is an urgent need for communities in Papua still suffering from a cold snap.
Change of police command in Papua's Tolikara
The police commander in Tolikara in Indonesia's Papua has been re-assigned nearly two weeks after a riot, in which kiosks and a musholla or small mosque, were burnt down.
PIF urged to discuss rights abuse in West Papua
The Australia West Papua Association is calling on Pacific Islands Forum leaders to address the human rights situation in Indonesia's Papuan provinces.
Magnitude 7.0 quake hits Papua
A magnitude 7.0 earthquake has hit the Indonesian province of Papua.
Worker killed at Freeport Indonesia mine
Reports from Indonesia's Papua region say a worker has been killed at the Freeport Indonesia mine.
Foreign involvement not ruled out in Papua attack
Indonesia's intelligence chief Sutiyoso says foreigners may have been involved in an attack last week in the country's Papua region which left a mosque burnt, several people injured and one dead..
Moves to ease tension after mosque attack in Papua
The Indonesian president and the country's security leaders have moved to calm tension in the aftermath of the burning of a mosque in the country's Papua region.
Food delivered to another hail struck area of Papua
Reports from Indonesia's Papua province say thousands of people in Lanny Jaya have received food supplies to help them survive a recent series of hailstorms.
Horta backs Jokowi to solve Papua problems
East Timor's former president Jose Ramos Horta says he doesn't think an independence campaign for Indonesia's West Papua province will be successful.
Aid coming to hail struck Papua region
Aid is on its way to isolated districts in Indonesia's Papua region after a freak hailstorm killed 11 people.
Freak hailstorm in Papua reportedly kills 11
Reports from Indonesia's Papua province say 11 people have died in a freak hailstorm.
In Maternal health, Papua continues to trail Indonesia
The United Nations Population Fund says maternal health in Papua continues to lag behind the rest of Indonesia.
West Papua leadership within West Papua proposed
The West Papuan political prisoner Filep Karma says his personal preference is that the leader for his people's self-determination movement be based within West Papua.
West Papua police get massive boost of firearms, vehicles
The West Papua police have received a boost to their armoury with new firearms and vehicles from the National Police in Jakarta.