SCIENTISTS have recently found and re-described a monitor lizard species from the island of New Ireland in northern Papua New Guinea. It is the only large-growing animal endemic to the […]

AROUND Japan lies some of the most beautiful, white-sand, crystal-clear water beaches you’ll ever find. While most tourists associate Japan with the bustling lights of Tokyo, we’re going to let […]

By HELEN TARAWA MILNE BAY will remain a historic name for World War 2, together with Kokoda, Gona, Buna (Northern), Lae and Rabaul to name a few iconic places in […]

AS migratory tuna species account for 20 per cent of the value of all marine capture fisheries and over eight per cent of all globally traded seafood, the inaugural celebration […]

By JAMES GUMUNO SOUTHERN Highlands is poised to become another tourist destination in the country. The province hosts the country’s oil and gas project, is home of the popular Lake […]

By EMMA ANDY THE Paedophyrne is the world’s tiniest frog found along the south eastern peninsula of Papua New Guinea. When asked if it was an infant of a big […]

By SAMSON KENDEMAN THEY say the eldest child has the challenging task of making the rules and setting the standards for the younger siblings. For Yako Punin Minaro, of Kiwi […]

By KERRY KIMIAFA THE Bougainville Islands and Atolls which lie North-East of the capital Port Moresby are part of the islands that make up the country Papua New Guinea. It […]

By EHEYUC SESERU A TRAINING workshop has helped community leaders in Bulolo and Menyamya, in Morobe, to be more aware of the processes involved in seeking assistance during and after […]