Article Views: 62 WITH concerns on the materials being downloaded by our children on their mobile phone, parents and schools have the responsibility to ensure our children master the new […]

Article Views: 89 IF the Government is serious about addressing the concerns on police integrity, then laws must be made to ensure the constabulary recruits university or Grade 12 graduates. […]

Article Views: 137 Today, Papua New Guinea joins the rest of the world in celebrating World Food Day. It falls every year on Oct 16 in honour of the date […]

Article Views: 120 RECKLESS motorists are still running the red lights at traffic light intersections in Port Moresby. This illegal and dangerous practice has become so rampant in the capital […]

Article Views: 151 THERE is more to good health than just a physically healthy body. A healthy person should have a healthy mind. Good mental health is vital for our […]

Article Views: 167 PAPUA New Guinea has a poorly developed road network. For a country that boasts an abundance of natural resources, the translation to better infrastructure has not been […]

Article Views: 227 OVER 200,000 students across the country will be sitting for their national examinations this month. This week 66,450 Grade 10 students from 328 secondary and high school […]

Article Views: 264 IF Papua New Guinea wants to grow the economy, malnutrition and its implications should be addressed. Malnutrition is a silent emergency in PNG and the underlying cause […]

Article Views: 189 IT seems weeks or only days in between that a case of domestic violence breaks into news coverage, often with anguishing details and sometimes a tragic result. […]

Article Views: 259 THE public service is the engine room of any country and that is true that if its stops functioning, whatever plans any Government has will never be […]