By MALUM NALU The world-famous Kokoda Trail (or is it Track?) has been much in the news lately after landowners shut it down. Papua New Guinea’s biggest tourism attraction is […]

By REV SEIK PITOI The story is told of an old homeless man being led to a fancy restaurant to get a meal, courtesy of a rich woman. After the […]

By GYNNIE KERO HE is no longer in the political arena but Grand Chief Sir Michael Thomas Somare remains as one of the country’s most significant and respected figures. He […]

By GIBSON GEORGE TORASO WAPENAMANDA district in Enga had lacked development since the time of the former MP Sir Pato Kakaraya who served from 1972 to 1987. Whatever had been […]

By Rev Seik Pitoi Christian fellowship is a very important part of the educational process in PNG. The Government has wisely recognised that developing the spiritual lives of students is […]

By THOMAS HUKAHU THE knowledge of the stars and suns as shared with you last week could be found in textbooks or websites. A lot about the heavens though was […]

By NH Kairi KuruKuru Easter is a time to reflect on the resurrection of Jesus Christ. The period is symbolic and represents restoration and a new beginning to treat each […]

A measles and malnutrition crisis has killed at least 72 people, mostly children, in Indonesia’s remote province of Papua, home to the world’s biggest gold mine. As Rebecca Henschke and […]