Article Views: 26 Shadrick puts off school to sprint By ENAMYRA ANI UPNG Journalism student PACIFIC Games gold medalist Shadrick Tansi says he had seen his family struggle in tough […]

Article Views: 5 EDUCATION FOR the first time since political independence in 1975 some 44 years ago, in the smallest province of Papua New Guinea with a population of approximately […]

Article Views: 33 BY JEFFREY ELAPA OUSTANDING People who serve others often go unrecognised. However, a few whose work gets recognised are honoured and awarded medals for their services by […]

Article Views: 42 FARMING By NIKINTS TIPTIP LILIAN Martin, in her early 30s, is an illiterate farmer from Gabsokeg Village outside Nadzab Aiport in the Huon Gulf District of Morobe. […]

Article Views: 32 PNG art exhibition woos Bristbane   By GIMA SEGORE THE recent exhibition of contemporary art by Port Moresby street artists in Brisbane exceeded all expectations. It was […]

Article Views: 60 LITERATURE By DUMBON KUMBON IT WAS like slowly, scaling the steep ice-covered walls of Mt Everest as we three writers waited for more than a month to […]

Article Views: 9 Remembering Sister Fairhall By Rev SEIK PITOI I HAD always known for many years a little United Church congregation in the suburb of Gordons-Erima as being the […]

Article Views: 27 PEOPLE By DANIEL KUMBON HOW does one react when you suddenly find a friend after losing contact with him for many years? My impulse was to contact […]

Article Views: 53 BOUGAINVILLE By MORESI RUAHMAA BEGINNING on Nov 23, Bougainvilleans in and outside of region will go to the polls for a week to decide on their future […]

Article Views: 37 Want to run faster? Improve your algorithm RUNNER Guillaume Adam wants to go faster, further and for longer. Like many modern runners, the former French national team […]