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Panning for gold

AT first it was 'green gold'. Now it's authentic gold dust.

A mentor of the highest order

JACK METTA pays tribute to his former boss during his early days at NBC.

Every breath she takes

Roslyn Kewap knows how precious life's breath is.

Florence Jaukae makes the world her stage

Everyone under the perennial-springtime climate of Goroka seems to know Florence Jaukae.

The future of IT in Papua New Guinea

The establishment of digital posters is one of the biggest breaks for young IT entrepreneur, Emmanuel Narakobi, since setting up his company Masalai Communications in 2001.

On the road for better things

The Tambul/Nebilyer district in the Western Highlands province is often referred to as a trouble torn area because of the on going tribal warfare in Nebilyer Valley by a minority group.

Self help starts at home.

Initiating self help projects is a common message regularly disseminated from grandstands at countless occasions.

Cannibals turn peacemakers on New Hanover

Inspirations and insights from writers around the country.

Sip igo, Sepik ikam

Traveling by ship has been the most affordable means of hundreds of people between coastal and island provinces. Rural people and even the working class, travel by ship and safe a lot of money.

Wild and wacky animal adventure

'The Wild' is a wild and wacky comedy-adventure about a lion named Samson (Fierce and imaginative in his story telling), his son Ryan (a true hearted lion cub whose only wish is to roar) and a bunch of other assorted animal friends from the New York Zoo.

Meaning business against HIV/AIDS

"You do not even begin to understand the enormity of HIV until you have been in an HIV ward, watched over someone you know who is dying or seen the host of medical complications that a person with HIV can have."

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