MADANG needs a drastic change. An education upgrade, more technical training, more jobs, addressing law and order, more police manpower, more police vehicles and logistic support, more police houses, more […]

IN a landmark move to address the challenges of rapid urbanisation in Papua New Guinea, the Government has introduced a comprehensive set of policies aimed at promoting sustainable development and […]

I ENCOURAGE the newspapers to write more stories about people’s genuine struggles and hardships in life to better themselves – most often against all odds. That is humanity on display. […]

NESTLED amid lush rainforests and bordered by the azure waters of the Coral Sea, Papua New Guinea stands at a pivotal juncture, balancing tradition with modern progress. The nation’s pursuit […]

WHEN you give a phone to your child, you are not exposing the world to your child, you are exposing your child to the world. This is the age of […]

POLITICANS should take ownership and have courage to pass laws that will regulate their qualification criteria and conduct for those intending to enter politics. Parliamentarians must now stop meddling around […]

I WRITE in response to Central Governor Rufina Peter’s comments in the media expressing her dissatisfaction over the transfer of her favourite policeman. Governor, you have no licence to interfere […]