TRAVEL By GEORGINA KOREI IT was Tuesday, March 22, my Cassian’s seventh birthday that I took my first duty travel. It was to Madang which I wished was to Vanimo […]

COMMUNITY By LARRY ANDREW MOROBE’S Finschhafen District is gradually seeing a dawn of sorts after a long while. The district is transforming with the opening of new infrastructure and services […]

SCIENCE IN ACTION MICHAEL JOHN UGLO WELCOME to our second lecture combining the vast topics of living things and microscopes. When we talk about living things we have to navigate […]

HEALTH TUBERCULOSIS is a potentially serious infectious disease that mainly affects the lungs. Mycobacterium tuberculosis, the bacteria that causes the disease is spread from person to person through tiny droplets […]

CULTURE By PETER ESILA PAPUA New Guineas unique culture is the source of our identity, strength, guidance and prosperity that also shapes today’s traditional and contemporary societies. The organisation responsible […]

COVER STORY By DALE LUMA THE National Fisheries Authority (NFA) is acting on the Governments directive to make the fisheries sector in the country to be broad-based and not dependent […]

PEOPLE By AILEEN KWARAGU SHE was raised by a high school teacher father with a simple salary and fought her way to become the first Papua New Guinean female neurosurgeon. […]

NATION By FRANK SENGE KOLMA [email protected] IN all the foregoing 17 issues in this series on A New Direction in Nationalism, we have examined and discussed the experience or the […]

ELECTION 2022 She is a familiar name in the halls of politics and along the corridors of the National Parliament. For 20 years, she has been in the engine room […]

Rural health centre gets facelift MOREHEAD Health Centre in South Fly District of Western will be getting a major facelift, thanks to a public private partnership (PPP) arrangement between PNG […]