More videos of Kiwi hostage Philip Mehrtens in Papua warn against Indonesian military air strikes
New Zealand pilot Philip Mehrtens was photographed with his rebel captors in Indonesia's Papua region. File pic Photo: Supplied/TPNPB
Address of this article：http://togo.downmusic.org/news-32f599897.html
Related articles
Emily Ratajkowski leaves NOTHING to the imagination as she goes underwear
Battle over deep
Coach speaks on car chase, gun shots after Hawke's Bay rugby game
What the long
China beats Indonesia to claim its 16th Uber Cup title
What is happening with the NZ housing market this week?
What is happening with the NZ housing market this week?
Public submissions on proposed anti
Popular articles
- 1Robust start of China's economy boosts global economic prospects
- 2The tall man in a van taking the plunge around Aotearoa
- 3Schools not equipped to be community hubs in disaster responses
- 4New Auckland surgical building cannot open due to lack of staff
- 5Where were Kanye West and Bianca Censori's Met Gala invites? As his ex
- 6West Coast emergency staff preparing for deluge
- 7Dozens of jobs set to be axed at Commerce Commission
- 8Lawyers call on MPs to include right to sustainable environment in legislation
- 9Soccer fans now have a day to celebrate the world's most popular sport
- 10The Week in Politics: Coalition negotiations could be near the endgame
- 11US says UFO sightings likely secret military tests
- 12Local board opposes boundary change for Ōtara community
Popular
Popular articles
- 1Ministers roll out a £64 million plan to help long
- 2Review: WOMAD artist line
- 3AUKUS Pillar Two: Defence Minister Judith Collins meets with top US military contractor
- 4Taiwan earthquake injuries top 1000, missing hotel workers found
- 5Braves' bullpen takes another hit as left
- 6Law forcing Chief Ombudsman Peter Boshier to retire 'appears discriminatory'
- 7Strong winds linger after storm blows through much of country
- 8Dozens of jobs set to be axed at Commerce Commission
- 9Inside Kevin Spacey's 'eight
- 10Golriz Ghahraman's law career at risk if convicted, professor says