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Donna Miles Mojab: Why we should accept refugees
Comment: Refugees should be accepted because we are human.
Comment: Refugees should be accepted because we are human.
Comment: The Government should bypass Australia and rescue the refugees from PNG.
Prominent Australians urge New Zealand PM to work with PNG to save Manus refugees
Refugees have no food, water or medical treatment.
UN human rights tells Australia to restore food, water, and health services to group.
COMMENT: Manus Island detainees forced to rot in tropical purgatory.
A mass jail break at a Papua New Guinea prison has led to "17 being shot dead".
A Papua New Guinea girl has returned to school after she was raped by her stepfather.
Knitters, young and old, join in a woollen tribute. Made with funding from NZ On Air
Clarke Gayford finds a gulf between everyday life in Papua New Guinea and New Zealand.
NZ Herald Focus discusses the struggles of the people in Papua New Guinea and the Solomon Islands.
In PNG studies show up to 67 per cent of women are the victims of violence.
First impressions are of an idyllic paradise. But it soon becomes obvious that this village is living barely one step ahead of hand to mouth
Leaving home is the only option for many as the atoll faces the same fate as five islands that have already disappeared.
A teen's recovery from a second bout of TB is rare bright spot in battle to rein in the disease.
Some 60 per cent of Papua New Guinea's population live in areas where malaria is endemic.
The sisters are a big deal in their village nicknamed the "Golden Village" for the success of the local weightlifters.
Simon Day looks at how sport can help people out of poverty.
In the remote Barai village in Madang province, teacher Louis Kumana worries about his school's attendance rate.
International Woman's Day finds efforts to modernise traditional practices improving grim statistics around maternal mortality.
Each day we report on a particular problem for the Pacific, showcasing how World Vision has helped. Today, fishing to survive.
Clarke Gayford and Mike Scott visit isolated communities in Papua New Guinea as part of a World Vision fundraiser and find scenes straight out of a horror movie.
The people of Rarata village in the Solomon Islands were walking up to 7km every day to quench their thirst.
Just one thing going wrong had a devastating effect on an entire village in Papua New Guinea.
In the village of Hanuabada, children swim among soiled nappies and unsafe water kills. But there is hope.
The Herald's latest appeal with World Vision will help our Pacific neighbours.
Overseas associates of missing man John Beckenridge, who abducted his 11-year-old stepson last year, are working with New Zealand police to track the pair down.
7.9 earthquake has struck off Papua New Guinea prompting a tsunami warning, however there have been no reports of injuries.
The tsunami warning for New Zealand followed an earthquake in Papua New Guinea.
Papua New Guinea is still the world as it was, discovers Peter Hughes.