BY AITAPE ON Sept 15, 1975, I was a pride-swollen citizen, amongst many others, who witnessed the respectful, dignified and most importantly, the bloodless lowering of the Australian flag on […]

Former senior broadcast journalist MULAI ROBBY recalls a campaign run with Sir Michael Somare PEOPLE from Northern (Oro), Milne Bay and Western filled up the indoor complex of the Sir […]

By PAUL MINGA THE buzzing helicopter took my childhood attention unexpectedly by storm in offloading PNG’s first PM Michael Thomas Somare was at where the now Kerowil Singirok PNGDF Engineering […]

MIRIAM ZARRIGA recounts personal connections and the mourning of a beloved chief AS we buried Grand Chief Sir Michael Somare on Tuesday March 16 a sea of PNG and provincial […]

FAITH By Rev SEIK PITOI BOROKO United Church (BUC) is one of the oldest in Port Moresby. Built in 1958, it was dedicated and opened on July 22, 1961 by […]

LIFESTYLE Musings of a native returning home like a newcomer By ALPHONSE BARIASI KEROSENE lamps to 10-year-olds are antiquities here. It was only a few years ago that a kerosene […]

LITERATURE The old man, his departed wife and the young girl By DANIEL KUMBON I HAVE published many books based on facts and actual events. But I haven’t yet attempted […]

ENVIRONMENT By WENCESLAUS MAGUN and DUNCAN GABI THE insatiable demand for sand around the world against supply for construction, minerals, land building, and beach nourishment amidst both legal and illegal […]

HEALTH SEVERAL countries have paused use of the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine after reports that a small number of people who were recently given the shot also developed blood clots. Regulators say […]