By SHIRLEY MAULUDU SPEAKER of Parliament Theo Zurenuoc admitted to not having enough words to summarise the contributions of the founding father and Prime Minister Sir Michael Thomas Somare’s, contributions […]

“TODAY, I stand here as an optimistic Papua New Guinean proud of our many accomplishments as a nation. We progressed through many waves and changes in the world. We survived […]

By VINCENT A. KUMURA I WAS a 23 year old studying law at University of Papua New Guinea (UPNG) when I first met this man in July, 2004. Something unexpected […]

LIVING with high blood pressure (hypertension) can be a hassle to deal with. A major contributor to our blood pressure is diet. Once we become accustomed to a certain diet, […]

By ELIAS LARI CHILDREN are special gifts from God to the parents and they have a right to eat, sleep well, go to school, exercise their rights to know and […]

By SHARLYNE ERI IT is eight in the morning at the Morata 4 suburb in Port Moresby but little Elma Aeava is still sound asleep without any concern of being […]

By REBECCA KUKU IN Papua New Guinea, it isn’t every day that you meet men who are willing to stand up and fight for women’s rights. But despite this, there […]

By LEMACH LAVARI  EARLY last year, to keep away from the norm of young people to indulging in unhealthy activities, a group of young men, mostly unemployed youths living in […]

By MATHEW YAKAI AT Head Pass, I looked across Malga Green Valley towards Mt Giluwe and marveled at how beautiful it looked. Head Pass, formerly known as Gun Pass, borders […]

By DAVID FONZIE  THE time has come for all citizens of PNG to go into elections and vote in new national leaders to lead this great country for the next […]