Article Views: 64 IN an age where information is mass produced and accessible at the touch of a button, what the public really must have is knowledge. This information should […]

Article Views: 102 GRAFFITI is not only offensive to the public eye but costs quite a fortune for businesses and urban authorities in Papua New Guinea and elsewhere too. The […]

Article Views: 78 THE number of yearly school drop outs and their place in society is a ticking time bomb and something the state, through its relevant agencies, must address. […]

Article Views: 98 THE rehabilitation of prisoners may not be high on the list of priorities for provincial authorities, or jail house administrators, but seeing that law and order issues […]

Article Views: 130 IT is now back to the drawing board for most of the 45 political parties which contested the 2017 general election. Most failed miserably to make their […]

Article Views: 176 PRIME Minister Peter O’Neill agrees that the electoral roll has been a major problem during this general election. O’Neill, Electoral Commissioner Patilias Gamato, Registrar of Political Parties […]

Article Views: 187 THE isolated incidents of violence, destruction of property and loss of life during this election prove that our version of democracy still has a high personal cost […]

Article Views: 177 WE still have vendors selling on the streets especially in between traffic lights despite instructions from National Capital District Metropolitan Superintendent Benjamin Turi that they must be […]

Article Views: 237 A FUN day out at Madang’s well-known Machine Gun beach almost turned tragic for a father and daughter when they had to be rescued by family and […]