Article Views: 197 THE hopes of Manam Islanders living in care centres at Mangem (Sumkar) and Potsdam and Asuramba (Bogia) for resettlement may not eventuate. The islanders have been living […]

Article Views: 293 IN a society where much emphasis is placed on family, clan and tribe, Papua New Guinea has managed to keep a conservative approach to many issues that […]

Article Views: 202 FAMILIES are losing their loved ones everyday through illness. The most frustrating aspect of their deaths is the fact that all government hospitals in Papua New Guinea […]

Article Views: 590 IT seems a good number of Papua New Guineans may not be good at socialising because they end up arguing and fighting and with injuries inflicted or […]

Article Views: 190 DOMESTIC violence ruins lives. For every high-profile case, more victims die shrouded in silence and countless others endure the daily torture of not knowing when it will […]

Article Views: 187 MUCH has been written about poverty eradication in recent years. Poverty means not having enough money for basic needs such as food, drinking water, shelter, or toilets. […]

Article Views: 192 THIS week should be full of activities planned to raise awareness on the misuse and abuse of antibiotics that could cause the human body to resist it. […]

Article Views: 567 THE struggle is real with breast cancer. It has taken a drastic shift in pattern and has become the second common cancer in Papua New Guinea. Over […]

Article Views: 285 WITH concerns on the materials being downloaded by our children on their mobile phone, parents and schools have the responsibility to ensure our children master the new […]

Article Views: 203 IF the Government is serious about addressing the concerns on police integrity, then laws must be made to ensure the constabulary recruits university or Grade 12 graduates. […]