Article Views: 108 THE uncontrolled availability of sex-enhancement products that contain potentially harmful substances worldwide should be a major public health concern here in Papua New Guinea. That means more […]

Article Views: 76 DISCPLINARY officers in the likes of Mary-Louise Avu must be commended for going the extra mile in attending to especially sensitive cases. Mary-Louise spent two weeks sleeping […]

Article Views: 148 IT has been over a year since the volcano on Kadovar Island in East Sepik erupted, leaving the 600-plus inhabitants homeless. The morning of Jan 5, 2018, […]

Article Views: 140 DOMESTIC violence is a problem in marriages and relationships in all walks of life. In Papua New Guinea, the issue is not just something that is confined […]

Article Views: 170 SOME may say this is not good for business, but the news that importers and manufacturers of tobacco products will now have to pay a license fee […]

Article Views: 161 LAWLESSNESS is said to be on the rise in this country with everyone concerned working overtime to deal with it. Everyone – the churches, non-governmental organisations, donor […]

Article Views: 147 THE Government paid out K10 million for the service improvement programme (SIP) to all 89 districts last year. This means the Government’s aims of bringing goods and […]

Article Views: 169 THE call for a consumer council to be set up in the country should not be swept under the carpet. The council is supposed to be a […]

Article Views: 184 HEALTH Minister Sir Puka Temu’s priority for 2019 is to ensure health facilities do not run short of drugs. A system will be put in place to […]

Article Views: 259 IT is time to amend the Drug Act 1954 relating to the maximum penalty that can be dished out to those growing, harvesting or being in procession […]