China says coal handling delayed by environmental checks
Feb 22, 2019
China says delays in handling of Australian coal due to environmental checks
Papua New Guinea on hunt for 275 cars missing after APEC
Feb 14, 2019
About 275 cars have disappeared since Papua New Guinea hosted the APEC summit in November
Australian prime minister warns of recession risk after vote
Jan 29, 2019
Australia's prime minister has raised the prospect of the nation suffering its first economic recession in 28 years if the opposition wins general elections due by late May
Guam Catholic Church enters bankruptcy amid sex abuse claims
Jan 16, 2019
Guam's Catholic Church has filed for bankruptcy, a move that will allow the archdiocese to avoid trial in dozens of child sexual abuse lawsuits and enter settlement negotiations
Police storm Papua New Guinea Parliament for APEC summit pay
Nov 20, 2018
A lawmaker says disgruntled police and prison guards have stormed Papua New Guinea's Parliament in a violent pay dispute stemming from an international summit hosted by the impoverished South Pacific nation over the weekend
Philippines' Duterte to cut short APEC trip, officials say
Nov 16, 2018
Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte will cut short his participation in the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation forum in Papua New Guinea just days after coming under criticism for skipping some regional meetings in Singapore
Expensive APEC summit sows division in host Papua New Guinea
Nov 14, 2018
After three decades of promoting free trade as a panacea to poverty, the APEC grouping of nations that includes the U.S. and China is holding its lavish annual leaders meeting in the country that can least afford it
Former coup leaders battle for control in Fiji election
Nov 13, 2018
Two men who led different military coups in Fiji are battling for control of the island nation in a general election on Wednesday
Papua New Guinea gov't says it won't pay for 40 luxury cars
Oct 11, 2018
The Papua New Guinea government has taken delivery of 40 luxury Maserati cars to drive world leaders around during a summit next month, but has also assured the poor South Pacific island nation's taxpayers that they won't pay for the extravagance
Planned racing ad on sails of Sydney Opera House divisive
Oct 8, 2018
A plan to project a horse racing advertisement on the famed sails of the Sydney Opera House is dividing Australians
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