We have started to collect the most important news related to Papua New Guinea in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
The authorities in Papua New Guinea announce plans to toughen legislation against murders blamed on sorcery.
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UN officials are concerned about the risk of water-borne disease in the wake of the tidal waves that hit Papua New Guinea.
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More than 400 people have been made homeless by huge tidal waves which hit Papua New Guinea, reports say.
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England are made to work hard before beating Papua New Guinea 32-22 in their World Cup opener in Townsville, Australia.
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England contest the opening game of the Rugby League World Cup against Papua New Guinea in Townsville, Australia.
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England take on Papua New Guinea in the opening match of Rugby League's 13th World Cup in Australia on Saturday.
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Papua New Guinea 'WWII airman' found to be mossy branches
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Australian hikers following a trail in Papua New Guinea find the suspected remains of a WWII airman hanging in a tree.
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Australian hikers following a trail in Papua New Guinea find the suspected remains of a WWII airman hanging in a tree.
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Papua New Guinea's police chief orders criminals wearing police uniforms to be shot on sight, after banks were held up.
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Two top Taiwan officials quit over the loss of $30m in a failed bid for diplomatic ties with Papua New Guinea.
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Officials in Taiwan admit $30m (£15m) went missing during a failed bid to secure diplomatic ties with Papua New Guinea.
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