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...a dramatically reformed process. Produced by ABC...
Papua New Guinea's elections in the country's highlands were rife with corruption, bribery and vote rigging. Opponents were intimidated or attacked, yet the results were accepted.
...who will pay the political price. Produced by ABC...
364 asylum seekers, denied access to Australia, are locked away in a Papua New Guinean navy base on Manus Island - now turned into the dumping ground for immigrants.
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...go of the paddle... it''s wrong." Produced by ABC...
As aid starts flooding into Asia, some victims of Sunday's Tsunami are already starting to question their future. Where will they live now? How will they rebuild their lives? It's a problem that has faced many of these people before. In 1998 a powerful tidal wave killed thousands in Papua New Guinea. A week later, an ABC crew followed survivors as they returned to their destroyed village to rebuiā¦
...educate people about AIDS”. Produced by ABC...
People are fearing a new epidemic to mirror Africa's. Social stigma, the tendency to cover-up and the shortage of retro-viral drugs exacerbate the growing problem.
...in the developing world. Produced by ABC...
As world leaders debate the causes and effects of global warming, we take a look at yet another example of man's damaging behaviour on the environment. In the light of BHP's decision to exit the giant Ok Tedi gold and copper mine in Papua New Guinea, this documentary asks what happens when a foreign mining company bails out of a big project in a developing country? Who wins? Who loses?
...they've got just 15 years left. Produced by ABC...
We examine the opposition to logging in Papua New Guinea, as international corporations stake their claim - often without the indigenous people's consent - on the rapidly disappearing forests.
...in the aftermath of the tsunami. Produced by ABC...
These pictures out of Papau New Guinea tell the story of an unprecedented disaster - a tsunami which killed over 3,000 people.
...hand, and following a pilot in the military, ABC Australia captures the turmoil that changed...
A report following the dramatic events of the Sandline affair, which resulted in the resignation of Papua New Guinea's Prime Minister, Sir Julius Chan.
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