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X-ray of a case of leprosy (National Museum of Health and Medicine/Flickr/CC BY 2.0)

7 December 2018

Leprosy was thought to be eliminated in Papua New Guinea – but it’s back

by Doug Hendrie

A haus or tebol market in Biwat settlement, Lae, PNG (Credit: Michelle Rooney)

6 December 2018

Family and sexual violence and its impact on families in Lae

by Dora Kuir-Ayius, Miranda Forsyth, Nayahamui Michelle Rooney and Mary Aisi

The research team with Femili PNG and Court staff outside the Lae District Court

23 November 2018

Family protection orders in Lae: some positive signs

by Lindy Kanan and Judy Putt

23 November 2018

Fortnightly links: the global gag rule, what looks like famine in Yemen, Ebola outbreak in the Congo, PNG’s health crisis, and more

by Terence Wood and Sachini Muller

Stephanie Copus-Campbell, Executive Director of the Oil Search Foundation, and Andrew Egan, an Australian Government representative, speaking to mothers in Huiya village, PNG (Credit: Oil Search Foundation)

22 November 2018

Australian aid to PNG

by Stephanie Copus-Campbell

The Australian Defence Force is working with PNG on high-end security risks (Credit: ABC)

16 November 2018

APEC security and PNG’s sovereignty

by Sinclair Dinnen and Grant Walton

Credit: APEC PNG 2018 Facebook page

12 November 2018

It wasn’t meant to be like this: PNG’s hosting of APEC

by Stephen Howes

Maseratis chartered to PNG for APEC 2018 (Credit: AirBridgeCargo Airlines)

9 November 2018

For PNG’s sake let’s hope hosting APEC is for the better

by Busa Jeremiah Wenogo

19 October 2018

Bel Isi PNG: a world first

by Stephanie Copus-Campbell

In recent years, Papua New Guinea has become the world’s biggest exporter of tropical logs. Nearly all of them are sold to China (Credit: Global Witness, 2016)

15 October 2018

Is the clock finally ticking for PNG’s illegal loggers?

by Lela Stanley

The Prime Ministers of Solomon Islands, PNG and Vanuatu, and the former Australian Minister for International Development and the Pacific (Credit: APLMA)

8 October 2018

PNG’s nine-fold increase in malaria infections

by Stephen Howes

Papua New Guinean passports (Credit: evietnamvisa.com)

4 October 2018

How can Papua New Guinea gain more opportunities for seasonal work in Australia and New Zealand?

by Richard Curtain

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