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Article Views: 489 By ADAM DELANEY FIJI’S Prime Minister, Frank Bainimarama, stands tall having presided over the largest international gathering of delegates addressing global climate change policy from 6-17 November […]

Article Views: 733 By MALUM NALU IN Tari-Pori, Hela, a Fijian man has come in like a ray of sunshine into the dark clouds of gloom, doom and despair in […]

Article Views: 286 By WANPIS AKO A GROWING number of locals are now into the business of producing wine in their own backyards, so to speak. In Jiwaka, specifically in […]

Article Views: 302 By ISAAC LIRI THE sea level is rising! The issue of global warming is not new and developing nations, including Papua New Guinea, are seriously affected by […]

Article Views: 222 I RECENTLY reflected on the great strides Papua New Guinea took in the agriculture sector and indeed the rice industry during 2017. It was a watershed year, […]

Article Views: 179 Conferences from all segments – government sector, private sector and non-governmental organisations – have been on an upward trend over the past years. And Alotau is fast […]

Article Views: 214 By THOMAS HUKAHU HAVE you ever wished to play the piano – or the electronic keyboard? If you do, then you are just like me when I […]

Article Views: 242 By Dr MICHAEL MOSLEY SALES of coconut oil are rocketing, propelled by celebrity endorsements and claims that drinking the stuff will cure everything from bad breath to […]

Article Views: 308 By LINDSEY GALLOWAY WHAT makes a country well-run? Whether minimising corruption or spearheading educational and medical initiatives, governments around the world use different policies to facilitate a […]