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Article Views: 1,292 By JINA AMBA Children with special needs require special attention and medical help in order for them to make it through the first years of life. Eleven-year-old […]

Article Views: 1,183 The Amanab FMA project area in West Sepik is seeing socio-economic benefits brought about through the development of one of the country’s biggest tropical rainforests. Rural communities […]

Article Views: 769 By SERAH LAGDOM HUMANITARIAN Peter Routley does not seek the limelight but was named a Member of the Order of Australia (AM) in the Queen’s Birthday Honours […]

Article Views: 840 A young woman’s grit to challenge what’s “normal” in her community gains her recognition and brings out the best in her leadership ability. By CLARISSA MOI Dreams […]

Article Views: 778 By THEO YASAUSE Many prisoners are viewed as individuals who take calculated risks to offend or likely to offend. Many think that when one is in prison, […]

Article Views: 554 By Rev SEIK PITOI Netanya is a beautiful city that sits on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea. Waking from our first night in Israel, everyone was […]

Article Views: 664 Eighteen years ago PNG made history in winning the war against polio and was declared polio-free in the year 2000. However, a turn of events has seen […]

Article Views: 937 By ALPHONSE BARIASI SIX Grade 10 boys from St Joseph’s College, Nudgee in northern Brisbane visited Wewak and Aitape this week and returned home with many a […]

Article Views: 584 During the period of 2006-2017 PNG’s Democracy Index has dropped from 6.54 to 6.03. By PANDITHA BANDARA The Economist Intelligence Unit (The EU) is the research and […]