Papua New Guinea
Men Who Spent 29 Days Lost at Sea Say It Was a Nice Break From the Pandemic
The castaways survived on a diet of floating coconuts and rainwater.
Documents Reveal China’s Plan to Build Island City Off Australian Coast
“New Daru City” would cost hundreds of millions of dollars, and sit just 124 miles from the Australian mainland.
China is Performing ‘Unauthorised’ COVID Vaccine Trials on Foreign Workers in Papua New Guinea
The revelations come as both Australia and China use "vaccine diplomacy" to extend their influence in the South Pacific.
A Plane Carrying 500kg of Cocaine Crashed on its Way to Australia Last Week
Authorities believe the light aircraft was so overloaded it could barely take off.
The Manus Island Detention Centre is Nearly Empty
There are just six asylum seekers and refugees left in the controversial offshore processing facility, with most of them being transferred to Port Moresby.
People in Papua New Guinea Keep Injecting their Dicks with Coconut Oil
A worrying number of people have disfigured their penises while trying to enlarge them, in what doctors are calling a "nationwide problem."
Barrick Gold has been hit with a multi-billion dollar lawsuit
The Canadian gold mining company has been plagued for years by allegations of human rights violations and environmental destruction at its mine in Papua New Guinea.
Terra Incognita | Photos from Papua New Guinea, a Land Little Explored
An intimate photo journal of one of the world's least visited nations
Terra Incognita | Photos from Papua New Guinea, a Land Little Explored
An intimate photo journal of one of the world's least visited nations
Terra Incognita | Photos from Papua New Guinea, a Land Little Explored
An intimate photo journal of one of the world's least visited nations
Terra Incognita | Photos from Papua New Guinea, a Land Little Explored
An intimate photo journal of one of the world's least visited nations
In Papua New Guinea, a Tribe Still Uses Shells as Money
VICE Asia takes a closer look at the fascinating culture of the Tolai people, who barter everyday goods like rice and cooking oil for shells