I WOULD like to share my view on the behaviour of Papua New Guinean parents, regardless of whether they are educated or not. The word parent was derived from Latin […]

THE United Nations recommends that in law and order, a country should have a ratio of one police officer for every 400 citizens (1:400). With a population of about 8 […]

IT is time the citizens of this country called the independent State of Papua New Guinea know and appreciate the difference between a government and a state. The citizens of […]

TEACHERS are important assets of a nation. They mold the new generation. It is like sowing seeds for the next harvest. Currently our teachers are the most-neglected workers in the […]

DURING this difficult period, some people in both the private and public sectors work tirelessly to address the country’s development challenges. One that leads this selfless, relentless and committed group […]

SOME of my PNG Defence Force friends who are older than the force’s retirement age of 55 have been discharged. That is disgraceful when you consider that Commander Gilbert Toropo […]

I COMMEND the Curriculum Development Division officers of the Education Department for completing the junior primary standards-based curriculum (SBC). Curriculum writing is not as easy as one would think by […]

THE burning of the aircraft in Southern Highlands is just the tip of the iceberg. I for one do not believe that the people are to be blamed. Their actions […]