Building empires
THE Pacific and our people of the sea have a long history of crude civilisation spanning centuries, from the craft of traditional canoes like the Va’a for the Polynesians, waka…
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THE Pacific and our people of the sea have a long history of crude civilisation spanning centuries, from the craft of traditional canoes like the Va’a for the Polynesians, waka…
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CANBERRA: New research shows that China has emerged as the world’s largest creditor for developing nations, which are due to pay back at least $54 billion to Beijing this year.…
Indonesia has emphasized its commitment to monitoring border crossers and enforcing immigration regulations strictly along its border with Papua New Guinea. The post Indonesia checking law on illegal crossers from…
FAMILIES of the Don Bosco Technical Secondary School and Bitapaka Secondary School students gathered outside the Kokopo Police station this afternoon amidst the school fight that occurred between the two…
A total of thirteen grantees in Papua New Guinea, among other Pacific Islanders in ten Pacific Island countries, have been selected in the third round of the “Team Up, Play…
Maegan Clarkson, First Secretary for Program Strategy and Gender at the Australian High Commission, expressed her strong approval of how Papua New Guineans are leveraging “Team Up, Play for Equity”…
The Constitutional and Law Reform Commission (CLRC) staff and management have successfully concluded a comprehensive 3-day in-house training on Writing and Research Skills, facilitated by CLRC Commissioner Dr. Dora Kuir-Ayius,…
The Pacific Vision for Adapted Crops and Soil (PACS) was officially launched this week in Nuku’alofa, Tonga, on the margins of the 4th Pacific Week of Agriculture and Forestry. The…