The high commissioner of the United Kingdom to Papua New Guinea is the United Kingdom's foremost diplomatic representative in the Independent State of Papua New Guinea.
Papua New Guinea gained independence (from Australia) in 1975. The new state chose to be a member of the Commonwealth of Nations, so the UK's diplomatic representative is a high commissioner rather than an ambassador.
List of heads of mission
High commissioners
1975–1977: George Baker 1977–1982: Donald Middleton 1982–1986: Arthur Collins 1986–1989: Michael Howell 1989–1991: John Sharland 1991–1994: John Guy 1994–1997: Brian Low 1997–2000: Charles Drace-Francis 2000–2003: Simon Scaddan 2003–2007: David Gordon-Macleod 2007–2010: David Dunn 2010–2014: Jackie Barson 2014–2018: Simon Tonge
2018–: Keith Scott
References
External links UK and Papua New Guinea, gov.uk