I READ recently that there was an acting vice-chancellor for the University of Natural Resources and the Environment (UNRE) in East New Britain. I know this is a political move. […]

THE Langimar people of Menyamya, in Morobe, have been missing out of basic government services for over 20 years. Basic services like health, education, road and building infrastructures have deteriorated. […]

THE total population of Papua New Guinea is estimated at 8.3 million people, according to the latest census figures. Looking back, in the year of 1960, PNG had a population […]

IT is frustrating for health professionals to see the re-emergence of HIV/AIDS in the past few years. PNG made significant strides from 2003 when we were declared to have a […]

WE the people of Gouloka village would like to convoy our sincere congratulations to the Goroka MP for allowing the court to do what it does best. As a result […]

The prolonged and delayed settlement of land claims for the big piece of land on which Fatima station stands is troubling the real landowners. Forefathers and grandfathers have died without […]

Moresby North-West MP Sir Mekere Morauta and Governor Powes Parkop should visit Section 346 and 347 in Gerehu and see the street we live in. While the place is a […]

I HAVE not been to Rabaul but visited Milne Bay in 1996. Those who have been to Rabaul and Alotau say that those two towns are very clean and free […]

I refer to the sea cucumber/beche-de-mer fishery workshop advertised last month. Coming from a sea cucumber (beche-de-mer) maritime ward, I have some suggestions to help lift the quality, control the […]