Article Views: 236 IT is troubling to know public servants are reluctant to live and work in remote areas. And most times officers do not want to take their families […]

Article Views: 278 THE shortage of healthcare professionals in rural communities is a global problem that poses a serious challenge to equitable healthcare delivery. In Papua New Guinea, one of […]

Article Views: 211 LITERACY is education. At first glance, ‘literacy’ would seem to be a term that everyone understands. Literacy is traditionally meant as the ability to read and write. […]

Article Views: 257 CORRUPTION is becoming almost an overused word as the country grows towards its 43 years of independence. In general, corruption is a form of dishonesty or criminal […]

Article Views: 196 THE selling of any items, especially food, in and around school premises should stop. The sale of food out in the open poses health risks. It is […]

Article Views: 232 GROWN on every continent in the world except for Antarctica, rice is more than a staple. It gives life to millions and is the basis for practically […]

Article Views: 236 IT is easy to feel negative as the clouds of doom and gloom grow around the epidemic of lifestyle diseases sweeping the planet. But like all clouds, […]

Article Views: 514 MONDAY is a public holiday and that is in lieu of Aug 26 – National Repentance Day – which falls on a Sunday. The turnout at past […]

Article Views: 233 TO know that Papua New Guinea has not done anything serious to address HIV is worrying. It was made known during a research report launch this week […]

Article Views: 304 TWO secondary school students are in trouble with the law over two different incidents. In Goroka, a grade 10 student was fined K1000 or in default 12 […]