The government of Papua New Guinea Prime Minister Peter O'Neill is in turmoil over corruption allegations against him.
The anti-corruption commissioner who exposed the case has been sacked but he is now in Australia lobbying the Abbott government, PNG's biggest aid donor, over what he says is a breakdown of the rule of law.
Mr O'Neill has protested his innocence saying the evidence is fabricated as part of a politically-motivated conspiracy to get rid of him.
Stefan Armbruster reports.
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