Australia and Papua New Guinea share a strong connection through sports, and the Australian Government continues to support high-performance sports in PNG. Through the PacificAus Sports partnership ...

Australia and Papua New Guinea (PNG) are strengthening their economic partnership to support sustainable growth in PNG as the nation prepares to celebrate 50 years of independence. The collaboration ...

Given below is the dialing procedure to call Papua New Guinea From Australia. You will find information on how to make an international call from Australia to Papua New Guinea fixed line number or ...

Australia has provided Papua New Guinea with a $570 million loan, bringing total budget support to over $3.1 billion since 2020. As part of the deal, PNG has agreed to tighten foreign investment ...

Given below is the dialing procedure to call Australia From Papua New Guinea. You will find information on how to make an international call from Papua New Guinea to Australia fixed line number or ...

He said a lot of people liked the display in his front yard. Former Royal Australian Navy medic Letty Casey said she flew the flag at her Lowood home because of her links to the military.

Australia’s $4 billion taxpayer-funded Pacific bank has signed a deal to upgrade one of Papua New Guinea’s major ports and lock out Beijing, as China accused the Albanese government of ...

The largest Australian flag is set to be hoisted on Australia Day at a mosque in Sydney, surpassing the one flying atop of Parliament House. Picture: Supplied The flag measures 16m x 8m.

"Players from Russia and Belarus are only able to compete in international tennis events as individuals – and without flags or country recognition – which will be the case for Australian Open ...

Australia Day is more than just a day off work and a public holiday. It is a celebration of who we are, where we’ve come from, and the values that unite us as Australians. It’s a day to proudly ...

Papua New Guinea's government has promised not to push ahead with economically unviable infrastructure projects after Australia handed the cash-strapped Pacific nation a $570 million loan.