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On 16 September 1975, the nation of Papua New Guinea achieved its independence from Australia.

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The Papua New Guinea Association of Australia (PNGAA) looks forward to

sharing this special 50th anniversary of independence year with you. 

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We wish to share events for you to enjoy, along with your stories, your news

and your photos – hilarious, heartwarming, entertaining and thoughtful.

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Stories that showcase our legacy and strengthen our future. 

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Australia and Papua New Guinea (PNG) share a deep historical and contemporary relationship, highlighted by the warm respect between peoples from both countries who have shared the journey to independence and beyond.  Click here for a historic timeline.

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Click here to read about the significance of the World Wars.

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Click here to read about citizenship & independence

• Papuan Citizenship,

• Citizenship Debate,

• Australian Federal Court Citizenship Ruling  .

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​The Papua New Guinea Association of Australia (PNGAA) embraces ​initiatives to highlight and develop cultural understanding and education between the two countries, along with robust civil links

building astronger, unified relationship.

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The PNGAA is an association that anyone with an interest in the PNG-Australian relationship can become a subscription member of and can contribute to through various activities.   

 

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​PNGAA invites you to share your independent stories, events and photos. 

Email editor@pngaa.net