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A lawyer and community leader near Papua New Guinea's Porgera mine site says up to 50 people could be dead from clashes between two clans with official figures yet to be confirmed. Audio

Human rights advocates warn of grim plight for people evicted from PNG squatter settlements. Audio

A woman who helps rescue victims of sorcery related violence in Papua New Guinea says the world needs to know the horrors inflicted upon innocents in her country. Audio

About 80-thousand people remain cut off in Porgera, Papua New Guinea, with the main road blocked by a massive landslide. Audio

The tropical rainforest of Papua New Guinea is one of the last great blocks of forest still standing in the world. Audio

The Papua New Guinea census was extended this week after enumerators had failed to cover the entire country. Audio

UN lights up rural PNG - one village at a time. Audio

PNG aid assistance hampered by lack of road access. Audio

Nine bodies recovered from PNG's Enga landslide. Audio

Thousands in PNG's landslide site told to be ready for evacuation. Audio

Papua New Guinea MPs are now back in parliament with a vote of no confidence expected to happen later this week. Audio

PNG Opposition confident vote will go ahead. Audio

Papua New Guinea has agreed to a Bougainville Government request for a moderator to be brought in to solve an impasse over the autonomous region's independence aspirations. Audio

The positives and negatives confronting cacao growers in Papua New Guinea. Audio

'PNG govt needs to be transparent about its gold plans' - Transparency International Papua New Guinea. Audio

Aust PM arrives in Papua New Guinea. Audio

PNG may look to Africa as benchmark on curbing gun violence. Audio

Gun violence continues to plague PNG. Audio

Long delayed PNG census due to start inside three months. Audio

Bougainville aims to calm tensions in south. Audio