Article Views: 52 AS long as Papua New Guinea remains a democracy, our leaders exist to serve us, the people – and the media exists to keep the public accurately […]

Article Views: 163 MALARIA remains one of the worst public health problems in Papua New Guinea. It is a serious and sometimes fatal disease caused by a parasite that infects […]

Article Views: 79 PREVENTION will always be better than cure, as the saying goes. Time after time we see fellow citizens fall to preventable illness or medical procedures and process. […]

Article Views: 109 THE revised Organic Law on Integrity of Political Parties and Candidates (OLIPAC) must be supported. And that includes getting the MPs in the National Executive Council (NEC) […]

Article Views: 196 IF Papua New Guinea’s sports revolution is to truly take off and produce the champions and top shelf performances that the people crave for, then just having […]

Article Views: 291 SHOCKING stories of cruelty, rape and other violence against women has been hitting the mainstream media. Over the last several months, the news pages had been scattered […]

Article Views: 173 TIME and time again, authorities have been calling on boat owners, operators and passengers in maritime provinces to exercise responsibility and comply with sea safety measures. One […]

Article Views: 212 THE Health Department, over the years, has not delivered key deliverables. Some of the deliverables not delivered include failing to deliver cancer services at Angau Hospital and […]

Article Views: 267 IN the late 70s and early 80s, public nuisances such as making loud noises after 10pm in a neighbourhood, consumption of alcohol, drunken behaviour, urinating and carrying […]

Article Views: 290 HOUSING for ordinary Papua New Guineans, especially those in the low to middle income bracket, has often been an issue seriously not looked at by the government […]