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Australia and Papua New Guinea sign sweeping security pact

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Australia and Papua New Guinea have inked a major security agreement with Australia committing $200m for PNG's security priorities. Prime Ministers Anthony Albanese and James Marape finalised the deal in Canberra - with the visiting leader to address parliament in the new year.
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