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Albanese has attended the Indigenous cultural festival every year since 2019 and committed to ‘be here and engaged with you’ each year he re

New survey evidence shows everyday crime, not just tribal violence, shapes insecurity and daily life across urban Papua New Guinea.

Shannon LaNier, Jefferson’s sixth great-grandson, reflects on his lineage and the role of African Americans in the nation’s founding

Politicians brace for constitutional turmoil if Nigel Farage’s party end up in government – or even as a strong opposition

In thinking about the thick forests that dot the hills around Jerusalem or traversing the rolling green hills of Galilee, we tend to envisio

The Oil Palm Festival of Arts and Culture held recently in Nakanai District of West New Britain Province was hailed a success.The festival b

The population of endangered Tenkile Tree Kangaroo is increasing thanks to the work of conservation groups, local landowners and villages.

While all people have inherent human rights to live and thrive, the lack of resources to limit and adjust to the impacts of climate change i

Around 3.7 billion years ago (during the Noachian period), Mars was far more Earth-like: thicker atmosphere, warmer climate, rivers carving

Efforts to protect land and environmental resources, including fighting climate change, often end up displacing people who have lived in tho

Island may soon be called Naoero – an Indigenous name that honours the country’s heritage and identity