actually run by Koreans. Papua New Guinea Several old Chinatowns dot the landscape of Papua New Guinea. The Chinatown of Rabaul is among the oldest in the nation. There is also a Chinatown in the capital city of Port Moresby. Many ethnic Chinese have migrated to Australia. Solomon Islands There is an active Chinatown in the city of Honiara on the Solomon Islands. It was badly damaged in rioting in April 2006, following the election of Snyder Rini as Prime Minister. Vanuatu Vanuatu has a small Chinatown (Quartier Chinois) on Rue Carnot in Port Vila. Its population includes ethnic Vietnamese and ethnic Chinese residents. References External links Guide to Chinatown, Sydney, Australia Eastern promise spread to the suburbs - The Sydney Morning Herald article on the rise of suburban Chinatowns in Australia. Melbourne Chinatown Tracking the Dragon - A guide for finding and assessing Chinese Australian heritage places "The Chinese in New Zealand" - a website for and about the Chinese in New Zealand Oceania