How you are reading this sentence — whether from a social media link or directly on a news website — may determine how much you trust it. According to an annual global study of news habits, it is most likely […]
PNG stories with context.
Culture, policy, and lived experience — beyond headlines.
PNG stories with context.
Culture, policy, and lived experience — beyond headlines.
How you are reading this sentence — whether from a social media link or directly on a news website — may determine how much you trust it. According to an annual global study of news habits, it is most likely […]
The Papua New Guinea Highlands, a region celebrated for its stunning natural beauty, is increasingly overshadowed by the escalating threat of small arms violence. This isn’t the tribal warfare of old, fought with bows and arrows under unwritten rules. This […]
Prime Minister, James Marape, arrived Sunday in Suva, Fiji, to participate in the 23rd Melanesian Spearhead Group (MSG) Leaders’ Summit. This summit, chaired by Fiji this year, is a critical forum for Melanesian nations and the FLNKS (Kanak and Socialist […]
Ever heard of a business built on passion, persistence, and a whole lot of delicious barbecue? Let us introduce you to Richard Mark and his sensational Port Moresby food venture, Abus na Kumu. It’s a true local success story, but […]
Alright, my culinary apprentice! Let’s get straight to the good stuff. You want Adobo that’s not just food but a flavor fiesta? You got it! We’re making Chicken and Pork Adobo, the ultimate power couple of Filipino cuisine. Forget those […]
Tuvalu, a tiny dot in the vast South Pacific, faces a unique challenge. With a population of just under 10,000 spread across a mere 26 square kilometres, its geographic isolation and modest size naturally limit traditional avenues for growth. Yet, […]
Courage, Discipline, and Faith. These are powerful words, even more so when practiced, and they can truly save a life. Seventy years ago, this was undeniably true for a group of young men from Morobe Province. They volunteered as drivers […]
If we look back to 1973, as Papua New Guinea prepared for independence, a powerful set of ideals was laid out: the National Goals and Directive Principles. At their core was a bold vision: Integral Human Development. What Does ‘Integral […]
A continuous road now connects Alotau in Milne Bay Province to the capital, Port Moresby, marking a first in Papua New Guinea’s history. This new link is anticipated to transform one of the nation’s most remote areas, fostering economic development […]
Priscilla Waikaidi asks important questions after a child dies in a armed robbery in Milne Bay Yet another heart-wrenching story for me to write this week: that of a mother and son who had set out last weekend from their […]

