Indonesia, Australia to expand security co-op through trilaterals, training facilities - The Jakarta Post
Indonesia, Australia to expand security co-op through trilaterals, training facilities The Jakarta Post
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Indonesia, Australia to expand security co-op through trilaterals, training facilities The Jakarta Post
Papua New Guinea Prime Minister James Marape has proposed a future law aimed at outlawing polygamy in the country.
Australia is providing support for critical safety upgrades at the Baisu Correctional Facility in Papua New Guinea.
Wewak (Boram) Airport in Papua New Guinea has reopened after a temporary closure, with no further details provided on the reason for the closure.
Kundiawa town in Papua New Guinea is facing challenges with waste management and is in need of better systems to handle its refuse.

Indonesia and Australia are planning to broaden their security cooperation to include Japan and Papua New Guinea through two trilateral arrangements, which will involve intelligence sharing and new training centers.
The PNG Tribal Foundation has issued a clarification, stating that it is not organizing a visit by Ben Carson to Papua New Guinea.

Papua New Guinea has initiated a cash-for-guns amnesty program to remove illegal firearms and address escalating tribal violence across the country.
Government officers in Rabaul, Papua New Guinea, are facing eviction, as reported in historical news.
MISC has been awarded a contract to provide Papua New Guinea's inaugural floating storage and offloading (FSO) vessel.
The alliance between Papua New Guinea and Australia has been formalized, coinciding with looming military expansion in the region.
A historical account from Papua New Guinea details an event where soldiers raided and terrorized a settlement.
A discussion has emerged in Papua New Guinea questioning the continued need for provincial governors, suggesting a potential reevaluation of the country's governance structure.

A travel feature describes a 'once in a lifetime' experience in Papua New Guinea, detailing encounters with local tribes, cultural dances, plantations, and natural landscapes.