Article Views: 689 By MALUM NALU THE last email I received from my old mate from Lae Alan McLay was last Sept 27. He was making a presentation on the […]

Article Views: 208 By MALUM NALU Accountability, or rather the lack of it, remains a festering sore within the agriculture sector of this country. Millions of kina have been squandered […]

Article Views: 265 By VINCENT KUMURA TUCKED away neatly in the pocket of the rugged South-eastern ranges of Mt. Wilhelm is a village known as “bucket” to the locals. Yandera, […]

Article Views: 232 By Rev SEIK PITOI MANY years ago, I remember reading in an overseas Pentecostal church magazine about one of my favourite preachers from Australia. Pastor Van-Browne preached […]

Article Views: 206 By TONY PALME THE bible in Proverbs 22:6 says ‘Train a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not turn […]

Article Views: 186 By PETER WARI A FORMER rugby player is urging other sportsmen and athletes to be prepared to support the 2020 PNG Games to be hosted by Southern […]

Article Views: 231 By LEMACH LAVARI WITH the introduction of mobile phone devices and the internet, Papua New Guineans, especially those in urban centers are storing more personal data online, […]

Article Views: 490 By KEVIN PAMBA ON this particular afternoon, at this location, I felt like a VIP (very important person). The place was the carpark outside Rapopo Plantation Resort […]

Article Views: 188 By NATALIE LAVI WHEN Jim Anamiato took on the task of assisting a James Cook University Biologist, Dr Isabel Beasley to carry out a study on dolphins […]

Article Views: 366 By THOMAS HUKAHU IN my article in Weekender last week, I mentioned that some of my goals for this year (2018) are to work on three of […]