Pacific security pacts delayed but still moving 'in good faith'
Papua New Guinean Prime Minister James Marape poses for a photo (AAP/Hiro Komae) Credit: Hiro Komae/AP
Papua New Guinea has delayed signing a security pact with Australia just a week after entering into a defence agreement with the United States, while an Australian security pact with Vanuatu announced in December has also stalled amid internal political struggles there.
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