COVER STORY By KEVIN PAMBA OVER a year ago, Sir Peter Barter, Madang’s knight of the realm who in ‘shining armour’ continued to come to the aid of worthy causes, […]

EDUCATION By HENRY YAMO THE lazy crow of a rooster which sounded almost half asleep jolted me awake as dawn was breaking. I scrambled for my watch and realized that […]

LIFESTYLE By PHILOMENA SALIAU I TOOK a trip home to Veifa’a Village in the Bereina District of Central a few weeks ago and was terrified by the bumpy ride but […]

By PHILOMENA SALIAU ON a recent visit to Yall village in Madang district, an outsider, Francis Saliau has observed things that impressed him and he just wished the good Lord’s […]

FAITH Boroko United Church sets a building plan in ‘Covid times’ By ALPHONSE BARIASI IT has been 60 years so the Boroko United Church building, tucked unassumingly in its 5-Mile […]

Prime Minister James Marape challenges the people of Central to go more into agriculture and tourism AGRICULTURE By MALUM NALU ALL roads lead to Kwikila in Rigo, Central, from July […]

LIFESTYLE By JINA AMBA MOST Papua New Guineans live in rural places in the country and basic services are needed there the most. The provision of services like reliable roads, […]

TECHNOLOGY BY MICHAEL JOHN UGLO  WELCOME all to our lecture on kinematics, a branch of physics which relates to an algebraic calculation of geometry in motion.As such, kinematics is taken […]

POLITICS By THOMAS HUKAHU TWO weeks ago, I shared with you a speech made by former Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard on the importance of supporting education in these trying […]

WILDLIFE Initiative and humility earn rewards too By KAREN-MARIE LILLIE THERE are some people in life who have the courage to do the impossible or the sort of jobs that […]