Article Views: 123 By MALUM NALU When I was a child growing up in Lae in the 1970s, part of the fun was travelling to visit family members in Bukawa, […]

Article Views: 70 By MICHAEL LAI THE PNG Book Foundation believes and wants to promote the notion that it is the responsibility of the parents to teach their children to […]

Article Views: 65 By HELEN TARAWA Teaching is a noble profession and those who follow this career path and remain committed and loyal to the end of their active service […]

Article Views: 83 BY JEFFREY ELAPA WITH an aim to producean educated population, the Kerema District Development Authority led by chairman and MPRichard Mendani hasbeen heavily investing in human resources […]

Article Views: 68 By PHIL FITZPATRICK PNG Attitude readers will remember the vigorous debate that occurred when an extract from an early draft of this book related to extra-judicial killings […]

Article Views: 59 By ALPHONSE BARIASI A FORMER prime ministerial body guard has completed a history of Papua New Guinea/New Guinea and is looking for a willing publisher to get […]

Article Views: 55 NINETY-one year-old, Naidi Geusana from Dobu and Normanby Island was a blessing to his Milne Bay people during the colonial days. Born on June 25, 1927, he […]

Article Views: 47 By JAYNE SAFIHAO When students have career choices to choose from, not a lot of them choose the Arts. Why? For the simple reason that in a […]

Article Views: 51 By DERRICK KII REUBEN The national icon of Papua New Guinea, which stands out so proud and tall came smashing and crumbling down to its knees on […]

Article Views: 69 By ISAAC LIRI Joe Mack is the man behind the wheels of the tractor with a slasher that ensures the lawns of the National Sports Institute in […]