The Golden Monarch inhabits forests on New Guinea and surrounding islands. Males have an orange-yellow head, black throat with a white teardrop mark, and forage for small insects along forest edges.
Males have an orange-yellow head and a black throat marked by a white teardrop-shaped patch. The wings and tail are black with yellow panels or markings.
It uses forest edges and clearings and feeds on small invertebrates, including grasshoppers.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.