The governor of a remote Papua New Guinea province racked by tribal fighting has appealed for Australian help as the nation struggles to contain surging vi-lence that has seen dead people dragged by four wheel-drives and a flood of automatic weapons into the country’s Highlands.
Multiple conflicts have claimed the lives of an estimated 150 people this year, including two dozen lives in the past fortnight alone, and left thousands homeless.
The bloodshed in PNG’s Enga Province is threatening to further destabilise Australia’s nearest neighbour and biggest aid recipient, which is at the centre of an intense contest between Australia and China for regional influence.
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