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Armed conflict training for officers
International Committee of the Red Cross Armed Force delegate Larry Maybee speaks to senior military, police, and corrections officers during the Law of Armed Conflict training at the RFMF Officer Training School in Vatuwaqa yesterday.
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PNG to decide on PACER Plus involvement
Papua New Guinea will soon decide on whether it will continue to be involved in PACER Plus trade negotiations which looks at a trading bloc with the Pacific and NZ and Australia.
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New head at Droitwich Spa's private hospital
DROITWICH Spa's private hospital has appointed a former nurse who spent several years working in Papua New Guinea as its new executive director.
PNG firm to recruit 800 Fijian workers for Lae-Madang
BETWEEN 500 AND 800 FIJIANS will be recruited to work on Papua New Guinea's new economic corridor to be constructed between Lae and Madang.
Papua New Guinea seeks Israeli medical know-how
The government of Papua New Guinea is looking to learn about the Israeli health system, Health Minister Yael German said on Monday.
Are Papua New Guinea's provinces really necessary?
THERE ARE SOME INTERESTING PARALLELS between the way the systems of government operate in Australia and Papua New Guinea.
Bowral rally reaffirms community's opposition to shooting in National Parks.
Over two hundred Southern Highlands and Illawarra residents have staged a protest in Bowral against the State Government's plan to allow amateur shooters into National Parks.
Alert as mozzie viruses spread
TOWNSVILLE'S number of confirmed dengue cases has climbed to 16 with fears a different mosquito-borne virus found in Papua New Guinea will soon reach North Queensland.
Campbell beware: There are tricks & traps for Qld cops
CAMPBELL NEWMAN, PREMIER OF QUEENSLAND, is an ex-Army officer known far and wide in his state as "Can-Do" Campbell.
Journeys In Jaffna, Sri Lanka, 4 Years After The Civil War's Bloody Conclusion
U.N. estimates say between 70,000 and 100,000 people died in this tear-shaped island, as the ethno-political conflict came to a bloody end four years ago.
Half of PNG child sex abuse victims are kids
THE FAMILY SUPPORT CENTRE at the Angau Memorial General Hospital in Papua New Guinea reports that more than half the victims of sexual violence and abuse that they see are children.
Papua New Guinea's constitution: the fatal flaw
The PNG public was largely fed up with the entrenchment of the Somare-led government for nearly two terms of parliament, secure in the protection of OLIPPAC which had prevented any MP from voting against his party on any matter whatsoever, including a vote of no confidence in the Prime Minister.
Dialogue on Conflict, Peace and Security Issues
A regional dialogue for civil society organisations on conflict, peace, and security issues was held at the Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat from 6-10 May 2013.
Carr cancels 457 visa of PNG's 'most wanted' man
AUSTRALIA'S FOREIGN MINISTER BOB CARR has used his special powers to cancel the 457 visa issued by the Gillard government to an alleged crime boss wanted in Papua New Guinea over the theft of $30 million.
Torres Strait Islander dies of TB
A TORRES Strait Islander woman has died from an apparent drug resistant strain of tuberculosis, becoming the first Australian in several years to succumb to the disease.
Fiji declares its solidarity with PNG women
FIJI SAYS IT HAS HAS JOINED THE FIGHT to stop sorcery-related murder and torture of women and girls in Papua New Guinea.
Chinese businesses pose problems for PNG
The Chinese population and their businesses are increasing. Many Chinese are illegal immigrants and, every year, they come and go as though Papua New Guinea is their home.
Australian PM Gillard, PNG counterpart O'Neill meet, commit to stronger ties
"Papua New Guinea is an incredibly important nation to Australia," said Prime Minister Julia Gillard before flying to the capital city Port Moresby where she met with her counterpart Peter O'Neill . The two leaders signed the Joint Declaration for a new Papua New Guinea-Australia Partnership, providing a framework for the contemporary bilateral ... (more)
Million Paws Walk: Generosity stems from tragedy
A Canberra team in the RSPCA's Million Paws Walk are on target to be the highest fundraisers in the country, but their motivations are far from competitive.
SG Slade: 23rd Pacific Developing Countries Govern...
SG Slade's Remarks At the 23rd Pacific Developing Member Countries Governors Meeting with ADB Management 23rd Pacific Developing Member Countries Hon Chair of ADB Pacific Developing Member Countries Governors Mr.