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Athlete and Team Biographies

Papua New Guinea

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Aquatics Swimming | Athletics | Boxing | Lawn Bowls | Squash | Weightlifting | Medal Winners
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Aquatics Swimming

George Dikimbi biography
Nicole Ellsworth biography
Judith Meauri biography
Anna-Lisa Mopio-Jane biography
Ryan Pini biography
Benjamin Warkit biography

Athletics

Betty Barua, Track biography
Henry Ben, Track biography
Mowen Boino, Track biography
Salome Dell, Track biography
Andrew Doonar, Track biography
Maria Kaupa biography
Wally Kirika, Track biography
Mae Koime, Track biography
Francis Kompaon, Track biography
Cecelia Kumalalamene, Track biography
Anton Lui, Track biography
Fabian Niulai, Track biography
Papua New Guinea Athletics Men's 4x100m Relay team biography
Papua New Guinea Athletics Women's 4x400m Relay team biography
Toea Wisil, Track biography
Sapolai Yao, 3000m Steeplechase and 5000m biography

Boxing

Chavis Kora biography
Vincent Kora biography
John Korake biography
Paul Lare biography
Jack Willie biography
Rickson Yamo biography

Lawn Bowls

Peter Juni biography
Kiliwi Nabo biography
Nadu Namun biography
Papua New Guinea Lawn Bowls Men biography
Papua New Guinea Lawn Bowls Men biography
Lucas Roika biography
Joseph Taso biography
Kila Vuiraka biography

Squash

Naluge Guy biography
Guy/Webb Squash Women biography
Eli Webb biography

Weightlifting

Kathleen Hare biography
Rita Kari biography
Leo Kivavie biography
Rex Larry biography
Kupuni Lewa biography
Joe Namuno biography
Dika Loa Toua biography

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Country	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Australia	84	69	68
England	36	40	34
Canada	26	29	31
India	22	17	11
South Africa	12	13	13

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