Article Views: 35 WE report almost daily on crimes that involve behaviour influenced by alcohol consumption. Yesterday’s newspaper, for example, included reports of a traffic accident in which the driver […]

Article Views: 64 ROAD accidents are a big worry – even to the casual observer. Unfortunately, there are no confirmed official records of fatalities but it seems to be on […]

Article Views: 59 INDEPENDENCE celebrations have come and gone. As in past years, wherever people congregated to celebrate, there was a spectacular show of unity in a diversity of colour, […]

Article Views: 182 AS we approach another independence anniversary, we’re reminded of how our country is free – free of dictatorship, free from foreign occupation and free from the threats […]

Article Views: 109 WHILE the country turns its focus towards the 43rd Independence anniversary this weekend and the happy celebrations that come with it, we remember those among us who […]

Article Views: 196 POLITICS fascinate us. What politicians do – both in their public and private lives – fills media columns and of late has become the subject of discussions […]

Article Views: 113 FOR polio cases to reach double digit within three months, is enough to send the message for an urgent need for redoubled efforts on the part of […]

Article Views: 196 PAPUA New Guinea is ranked as having one of the highest rates of road accidents in the Pacific, making road safety a major cause of concern. There […]

Article Views: 188 A SUGGESTION has been made for newspaper companies to apply for licences from NCDC for the sale of newspapers in designated places in the city. That was […]

Article Views: 227 IT is troubling to know public servants are reluctant to live and work in remote areas. And most times officers do not want to take their families […]