An Australian search team is looking for survivors in a remote part of the Papua New Guinea highlands after a mud slide hit a mining exploration site, killing at least 10 people.
The ABC reports the mud slide happened on Thursday night when heavy rain caused a hilltop above a Barrick Gold mining exploration site to give way.
A wall of mud hit the accommodation block, killing at least 10 people.
A search team from Queensland, including two sniffer dogs, arrived in PNG on Saturday afternoon.
