This is the edited testimony of Denga Ilave, Lae operations director for Femili PNG, which was delivered May 24 to PNG’s special Parliamentary Committee on gender-based violence. Firstly, I’d like […]

Rural areas in PNG struggle to get basic services. COLIN FILER, TERENCE WOOD, JON FRAENKEL write about factors that explain the differences in human measurement well-being in rural areas. In […]

As popular support for West Papua grows more vocal, PNG officials walk a diplomatic tightrope, LEANNE JORARI writes A video recently surfaced on social media in Papua New Guinea, featuring […]

PNG Power Ltd has struggled as a Government entity since the early 2000s. PAMA I ANIO writes about its journey, struggles and issues that hunted it before and at the […]

The Covid-19 pandemic has forced countries to shut their boarders which has affected trade, travel and other normal activities. HOLLY LAWTON writes about how restrictions has affected the Pacific labour […]

There were attempts made in the past to reserve seat for women in the Parliament. MICHAEL KABUNI, DANNY ERIC AGON write about the problems and lessons learnt. Papua New Guinea […]

Papua New Guinea needs to reintroduce a bill on reserved seats for women. The new bill should include a sunset clause to appease opposition to the proposed legislation, ANDREW ANTON […]

In an interview with the Asian Development Bank (ADB), Ireland’s minister of state for overseas development aid and diaspora Colm Brophy discusses the urgency of the climate change threat in […]

Social media has been flooded with falsehoods about fertility, birth control and surveillance as Pacific nations struggle to administer enough Covid-19 doses. AS Papua New Guinea grappled with a monumental […]

The 2002 election stands out as the most dramatic in Papua New Guinea’s history. MAHOLOPA LAVEIL describes the election, the turbulent years that preceded it and its consequences. The 2002 […]