Article Views: 87 By PISAI GUMAR DEEP in the highlands of beautiful Madang, and touching the border with Morobe, is a place called Teptep. There is a government station there […]

Article Views: 80 By JACKLYN SIRIAS WHEN you take a can of soft drink, how do you dispose of the empty? Frank Butler, from the non-government organisation PNG Help, says […]

Article Views: 84 By MALUM NALU THE last 19 months have been something of a whirlwind time for Patilias Gamato. In November 2015, just a few months after he’d been […]

Article Views: 93 By DAMARIS MINIKULA A GULF man has made his mark as the first Papua New Guinean to be appointed production supervisor at PNG LNG’s gas conditioning plant […]

Article Views: 73 A TRADITIONAL Polynesian voyaging canoe has returned to Honolulu as it completes the first-ever round-the-world journey by a vessel of its kind. The boat, the Hokule’a, took […]

Article Views: 62 By ELLEN TIAMU POVERTY and the marginalisation of young people continue to be a huge problem in Papua New Guinea, which unless addressed effectively now can hamper […]

Article Views: 141 By STEVEN WINDUO I HAVE been visiting the maternity ward at the Port Moresby General Hospital for more than a month and each time I find myself […]

Article Views: 112 By TUKUL WALLA KAIKU Two hundred and fifty years ago this September, New Hanover Island and New Ireland Province were given their English names, in 1767, by […]

Article Views: 102 By THOMAS HUKAHU My first trip to New Ireland was to New Hanover, or Lavongai as the locals know it. The largest island in the province is […]

Article Views: 110 By MATHEW YAKAI OUR story starts at the foot of Mt Giluwe, the second highest mountain in Papua New Guinea which stands tall between western and southern […]