Article Views: 35 ONE would have thought that a landlord or property owner whose tenant has been failing to pay rent over a period of time will immediately institute the […]

Article Views: 28 PAPUA New Guinea coffee has been labelled balanced, good and natural in flavour and aroma, plus a lot of diversity which meet international consumers’ demand. PNG is […]

Article Views: 81 POLICE abuse is a serious problem. It has a long history, and it seems to defy all attempts at eradication. The problem is national: No police station […]

Article Views: 59 WE often hear this comment from disaster management officials: We hope to learn much on how to respond quickly to natural disasters. One thing that has been […]

Article Views: 101 IN an age where information is mass produced and accessible at the touch of a button what the public really should have is relevant knowledge. This information […]

Article Views: 85 THE preservation of significant national records for future use is something most tend to ignore. This may seem trivial but something should be done to save Papua […]

Article Views: 153 OUR forefathers worked the land for their living for thousands of years. The people who first inhabited the island of New Guinea developed methods to till and […]

Article Views: 106 FOOD security is becoming a major concern in many parts of the world due to demand and supply issues. The increase in population and limited resources and […]

Article Views: 135 VOTERS want to see their MPs based in the provinces and provide the necessary support to their respective district development authority and provincial assembly. They should be […]

Article Views: 149 THE ‘an eye for an eye (and a tooth for a tooth)’ approach will soon become a standard form of compensation in our society. The principal meaning […]