COVER STORY By GEORGINA KOREI THE first ever Papua New Guinea joint security contingent to Solomon Island came back as heroes with medals after restoring peace there in the capital […]

How did Aussie English develop? In these monthly discussions we answer one question about language in PNG and beyond. This month we are looking at Australian English and asking how […]

NATION This final part of Dr John Momis’ comprehensive commentary on Decentralisation in a speech to the recent National Research Institute conference on the subject at hand. We thank Dr […]

EDUCATION And He said to them…. “for truly I say to you, if you have faith the size of a mustard seed, you will say to this mountain, ‘Move from here […]

Tufi and Wanigela light up By PAUL MINGA TO most Papua New Guineans Tufi and Wanigela are mistakenly considered as two ethnic groups while others know that they are actual […]

FAITH By TONY PALME TEACHING, one of the noblest of professions on earth after healing and preaching, an extension of the Ministry of Jesus Christ, must be done with love, […]

ENVIRONMENT By GELINDE NAREKINE MALARIA Malaria is an ancient disease that could be traced back to the very earliest human history. Hence, in the fourth century BC, it was accepted […]

SCIENCE IN ACTION By MICHAEL JOHN UGLO IN this eighth lecture, we will look at the great ideas on Masses, Moles and Concentrations. In any chemical reaction, it is appropriate […]

SPORTS By JAMES G KILA IT was an evening of many firsts at rural Walium government station on Thursday, March 17. For the first time ever a crowd of over […]