Tag: Papua New Guinea
From bows and arrows to assault rifles: How the rules of PNG tribal wars have changed
Warning: This report discusses graphic details of tribal violence in Papua New Guinea.
SPECIAL REPORT: By Scott Waide
The nauseating stench of dried blood hung in...
A Wall of Shame – but do Pacific Islanders even notice gender deaths?
One report of a five-part series focused on the 15th Triennial Conference of Pacific Women that took place in the Marshall Islands last week....
50 years of challenge and change: David Robie reflects on a career in Pacific journalism
By Moera Tuilaepa-Taylor
This King’s Birthday today, the New Zealand Order of Merit recognises Professor David Robie’s 50 years of service to Pacific journalism and...
Post-Courier: Stop PNG’s booming death and destruction industry
EDITORIAL: The PNG Post-Courier
Some people are literally making a killing in Enga.
Yes, they really are.
Hired gunmen are getting rich by the day and picking...
‘Uphold right to life’ says watchdog in aftermath of deadly PNG unrest
By Caleb Fotheringham
Amnesty International is calling on Papua New Guinea authorities to protect human rights in response to the riots.
Port Moresby is in a...
PNG’s Marape makes foreign policy gaffes over Israel, West Papua
By David Robie, editor of Café Pacific
Prime Minister James Marape has made two foreign policy gaffes in the space of a week that may...