By CLIFFORD FAIPARIK EXPLORING Panasesa Island in Milne Bay is like glancing through glossy international tourism advertisements of exotic resorts in tropical Maldives in the Indian Ocean or the Borabora […]

By JINA AMBA BORN without hands doesn’t stop Emmanuel Wan from going to school or doing other activities like other children his age. Sixteen-year-old Immanuel is from the Ganaka-Ulgumb tribe […]

By ELIZABETH VUVU WOMEN in Gazelle district of East New Britain have been given the opportunity to participate in small scale commercial and agricultural activities, thanks to an initiative established […]

By ERIC PIET WE do things not because we want to follow others but because it’s new and hard to do; we do it differently here in New Ireland. Those […]

By BETHA SOMARE BELIEVE it or not there is a place in the Sepik where there are no mosquitoes! Welcome to Koil Island. There are no streams or rivers on […]

By MALUM NALU WELL-KNOWN Enga businessman Paul Kurai, owner of Ribito Hotel in Wabag, is smiling after the end of the Joint Supervisory Body (JSB) meeting between the governments of […]

By Rev SEIK PITOI MASK wearing is part of our daily dressing. In these days of the ‘new normal’, it has become second nature to check for your mask before […]

By THOMAS HUKAHU HAVE you ever wanted to play a stringed instrument, like the ukulele? Well, I have good news for you. I am providing your first few lessons on […]

DAERA Miria Papua from Hanuabada in the Nation’s capital, Port Moresby has come a long way since beginning his career with the Public Services Commission in 2009. Papua’s is a […]

THE overall risk of children becoming severely ill or dying from Covid is extremely low, a new analysis of Covid infection data confirms. Data from the first 12 months of […]