By ELLEN TIAMU FORMER Electoral Commissioner Sir Andrew Trawen passed away on Wednesday at his home in Port Moresby after a short illness. He was aged 61. He is survived […]

By VINCENT KUMURA AT around 2pm on Wednesday, July 26, my host’s wife Anna Toby knocked on my door and asked if I could spare some time for a visitor […]

By THOMAS HUKAHU LAST month, I read a copy of the July 18 edition of The National and a particular article stunned me – shocked me in fact. No, it […]

By ELLEN TIAMU SIR Vincent Serei Eri died in May 1993, aged 57. This was two years after he had resigned as governor-general after refusing to sign papers to dismiss […]

By STEVEN WINDUO WOVEN stories are featured in indigenous feature films. Storytelling makes use of all the artistic devices available in society. The storyteller is conscious of the need to […]

By JIMMY KALEBE TAKING a risk is better than letting your chances slip by, says a woman who is cooking up a storm in Lae. Cheryl Dorish Mondo is a […]

Since 2005, every nuclear power station in Britain has had armed protection – the Civil Nuclear Constabulary. But why does such security exist, and what does the job entail? CHRIS […]

By OGIA MIAMEL HE wore a pair of neatly ironed navy blue trousers, a pair of shiny black shoes and a dark blue jacket. On his head was a black […]

By SIMON NIANFOP MAJOR disasters often, but not always, generate sufficient funding for reconstruction and recovery. This can promote the need to build back better and to be more resilient. […]