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The finding of World War II bomb weighing 227kg and its subsequent disposal at sea at Salamaua, Morobe Province....

‘Come tomorrow’ is the catch-phrase of a campaign of a different sort, writes JACK
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Institute of PNG Studies gets music recordings

The Music Archive of the Institute of PNG Studies recently received 159 compact discs documenting Papua New Guinea's music, languages and history from the Pacific....

Herbal medicine, an untapped industry

A recent national policy approving traditional medicine as an integral part of the formal health system is welcome news for traditional practitioners....

University of Waikato develops PNG human resources

Hamilton region in New Zealand has the biggest number of PNG residents and the region's University of Waikato continues producing human resources....

International Dance Day

International Dance Day is an annual event celebrated by dance organizations, dance companies, dance schools, dance professionals as well as amateurs and individuals.

Lloyd is laid to rest

In February last year the two daily papers published stories about 11-year-old German Shepard Lloyd, who had retired....

Farewell Masta Bobby

The news of Australian World War Two hero Bobby Gibbes' passing on April 11 saddens the people of Dei Valley, Western Highlands province....

Light Up Papua New Guinea

A programme which will benefit rural Papua New Guinea will be launched next week (May 2) in honour of a brave woman who was killed in Afghanistan while serving her country last year.

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