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PNG's sudden Facebook ban — a government flexing social media control?
Papua New Guineans were hit by an unexpected digital blackout as access to Facebook was abruptly blocked.
Published: Location: Papua New GuineaTopic: Community and Society
Papua New Guinea's Prime Minister testifies in court
Papua New Guinea's Prime Minister James Marape has testified to having no knowledge of payments made to convicted lawyer Paul Paraka, who is serving a 20-year prison sentence for misappropriating tens of millions of government funds between 2007 and…
Published: Location: PacificTopic: Courts
Facebook shut down in PNG in 'test' to stop 'pornography, misinformation'
Facebook users in Papua New Guinea remain offline after the government carried out what it described as "testing" to regulate hate speech and offensive content.
Published: Location: Papua New GuineaTopic: Social Media
Tongan Queen comes to Australia to celebrate college's 99-year anniversary
The Queen of Tonga has celebrated with former old girls and students of Queen Salote College in Tonga at its 99th anniversary in Sydney for Australia-based alumna.
Published: Location: SydneyTopic: Royalty
West Papuan coffee growers display products at Melbourne's International Coffee Expo
Melbourne is known as the coffee capital of Australia and last week 120 coffee growers and connoisseurs from around the world were in town for the International Coffee Expo.
Published: Location: PacificTopic: Tea and Coffee Growing
'Reads more like science fiction': PNG's wish list for the future slammed
Seventy projects outlined in a confidential PNG cabinet document include acquiring a luxury island in partnership with a Congolese rapper, exploring the potential for a world-class Formula 1 track, creating a "Silicon Valley style hub" for…
Published: Location: Papua New GuineaTopic: World Politics
Vanuatu's capital is a ghost town — some say it might be 'finished'
Vanuatu is one of the most disaster-prone nations on the planet, with cyclones, earthquakes and volcanic eruptions. And its people now face an unsettling question: how many disasters can one nation take?
Published: Location: VanuatuTopic: Earthquakes
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