By PISAI GUMAR PNG’s first-ever maritime surveillance centre in the country was opened last Saturday  in the Huon Gulf district in Morobe. To be based at Morobe station, about 45 […]

By REV SEIK PITOI SHMUEL looked up at his father quizzically. “What are you doing, dad?” The four year old boy lay sprawled on the grass outside the house playing […]

EASTER is early this year for those in the Western churches on March 27 and late for those in the Eastern churches on May 1. But why is there still […]

By JIM RIDGES PRIOR to the Australian military occupation of German Neuguinea in September 1914, Kawieng in Neu Mecklenburg (as the Germans called New Ireland) was just a small, but […]

By LARRY ANDREW SIXTY years ago a love for ships drove late Sir Henry Chow to start Toboi Shipbuilding Company Limited. This is his story as shared by his son […]

By VICKY BAUNKE WASU Secondary School located in the Wasu LLG of the Tewai Siassi District in Morobe initially began as the Wasu High School in 1991. Six years ago […]

By EHEYUC SESERU A RURAL community in Morobe has celebrated 11 years of constant water supply to their village through community initiative and wise water management skills. Water is a […]

By REBECCA KUKU UP in the mountains of Southern Highlands is a small town called Ialibu, with big ice-cold rivers, green mountains and friendly people that always have a smile […]

By DEMAS TIEN THE 2008 Beijing Paralympics Torch is in the country and is being kept at the National Museum and Art Gallery in the National Capital District. The Contemporary […]