Oceania

No. Papua New Guinea was once a territory of Australia. It is now a country in its own right, having achieved full independence on 16 September 1975. It does not belong to Asia.

Well i can answer this one tu-8 never go to sink pliz only when God up there has da rite to make it sink kk Because he already make his promise to us no flood animore that's his promise pliz if u want to argue pliz not me ask God kk c u later

Papua New Guinea Trade Union Congress was created in 1970.

The 169 islands of the Kingdom of Tonga have an estimated area of 289 square miles (742 km2). Only 36 of the islands have a resident population, at a density of about 360 residents per square mile (139 per square kilometer).

The largest island, Tongatapu, has an area of 99 square miles (257 km2), and the next largest islands include four or five about 25 to 35 square miles each.

IT IS 1610 MILES FROM CHICAGO,ILL. TO THE BORDER OF MEXICO. SO IF YOU WERE DRIVING WITH PLANS TO STOP FOR THE NIGHT, THEN IT WOULD TAKE AROUND THREE AND A HALF DAYS.

Melanesia has a democracy.

There are seven, not six. Asia, Africa, North America, South America, Antarctica Europe and Australia.

Some say there are six because they tend to put South & North America together.

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Papua New Guinea

'Nesia' comes from the Greek and means 'Islands':

Melanesia means 'islands of the black-skinned people',

Micronesia means 'small islands',

Polynesia means 'many islands',

Indonesia means 'Indian islands' (Indonesia was once known as the Indian Archipeligo).

The oldest country in Oceania is Australia, due to declaring its independence from The United Kingdom in 1200.

Fiji falls under the Pacific Ocean. This also include, New Zealand, Cook Islands, Tonga, Samoa, American Samoa, Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands, Northern Mariana, Japan, Palau, Guam, Kiribati, Tuvalu, Easter Island etc.

The air distance from Sydney, Australia, to Hagatna, Guam, is 3,283 miles. That equals 5,283 kilometers or 2,853 nautical miles.

People have lived in the Samoan Islands for over 2,500 years. The first European to discover the Samoan Island was Dutch navigator Jacob Roggeveen, in 1722.

Guam has many hills and consits of many rivers. Near the bech there are cliffs.

Papua New Guinea is in Oceania, the southwestern part of the Pacific Ocean. It makes up the eastern half of the island of New Guinea.

Waimoku Falls.

Fruit: pulaka, breadfruit, bananas, coconut

Sea food : fish, sea turtle, coconut crabs

Sea birds: white tern, black noddy

The traditional food of Tuvalu is like most of the Pacific a root based dish called pulaka( a carbohydrate root). It is boiled and also steamed in an earth oven called an umu. To make it more palatable for the traditional feast it can also be grated and added to coconut milk ( lalu) and then wrapped in pandanus leaves and steamed to create palusami.

No it is not, it has strong Christian values and beliefs.

Neither, it is a LDC a land locked undeveloped country

Eight.

They are:

Kiribati (1979)

the Marshall Islands (1986)

Micronesia (1986)

Palau (1994)

Papua New Guinea (1975)

the Solomon Islands (1978)

Tuvalu (1978)

and Vanuatu (1980)

In reference to sports, Papua New Guineans are most popular with Rugby, Netball and Volleyball. Due to safety, most citizens choose not to mingle with people at courts etc. and resort to staying indoors.

Gilbertese language (Kiribati Language)
I'm pretty sure they speak Gilbertese.
English and Gilbertese.
The main language spoken in Kiribati is "Gilbertese." The second most common language is English.
gilbertese and English
The official languages of the Republic of Kiribati are English and Gilbertese (officially called te taetae ni Kiribati, or 'the Kiribati language'). Kiribati is a modern, native, rendition for "Gilberts." Prior to independence, the main island chain of this nation was called the Gilbert Islands.