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• October 13, 2009 •
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Tags: Aitape, Ansinging Village, Boang Island, Cargo Cult, Cathlolic, Copra Co-operatives, Edith, Hero, Japanese, Kavieng, Kokopo, Leader, Manus, Melanesian Company, Methodist, N'Dramei, New Guinea Patriot, New Ireland, Papua New Guinea, Pitylu Island, PNG, Rabaul, Sasa Village, Sumsuma, Tamapuat, Tarapat, Tefa Island, Tolai, World War II
• August 19, 2009 •
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Tags: Administrator, Agriculture, ANU, Apartheid, Application for Permisison to Remove a Native, Australia, Australian National University, Brisbane, Chris Harries, Chris Kaputin, Colonialism, Colony, Cook Islander, David Hay, East West Centre, Governor General, John Kaputin, Julius Chan, Konedobu Club, Legislative Assembly, National Research Institute, New Guinea Research Unit, New Zealand, Pacific Islanders, Papua, Papua New Guinea, PNG, Port Moresby, Post Colonial, Qantas, Racisim, Ron Crocombe, Sir Hugh Foot, Sir John Guise, United Nations, United Nations Trusteeship Misison, University of Hawaii
• June 16, 2009 •
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Tags: An Unorthodox Soldier, Angola, Bougainville, British, British Airways, Corporate Warriors: The Rise of the Privitized Miliatatry Industry, Equatorial Guinea, GBP, Government, Heritage Oil, Mercenary, Papua New Guinea, PNG, PW Singer, Sandline Affair, Sandline International, Sierra Leone, The Sun, Tim Spicer, Tony Buckingham, Zimbabwe
• April 29, 2009 •
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Tags: Angel, ANZAC, Australia, Bert Beros, Brisbane, Campaign, Canberra, Courier-Mail, Diggers, Fuzzy Wuzzy Angel, Kevin Rudd, Kokoda Track, Medallion, Michael Somare, New Guinea, Papua, Papua New Guinea, PNG, Sapper, World War II, WW1, WW2
• March 11, 2009 •
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Tags: Airplane, Ambunti, America, Bamboo, British, Cannibals, Dr EW Brandes, Dr Jacob Jeswiet, Dutch, Elgin, Equator, Everill Junction, Fly River, Hawaiian Sugar Planter's Association, Illinois, Island, Ivan Champion, Jungles, Ketch, Kikori River, Lake Herbert Hoover, Lake Murray, Marie Brannon, Mr CE Pemberton, National Geographic Magazine, New Guinea, Papua, Papua New Guinea, PNG, Polygamy, Port Moresby, Pygmies, Python, Richard K Peck, Roy Bannon, Seaplane, Smithsonian, Strickland River, Sugar Cane, Territory, Tobacco Pipe, Tree Houses, United States, US Department of Agriculture, Vanapa, Western Pacific
• February 25, 2009 •
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Posted in PNG History, PNG Life
Tags: 2009 Calendar, Adult Literacy, Castlecrag, Children's Ward, Country Women's Association, CWA, CWA Madang, CWA Projects, Early Childhood Health Program, Education, Government, Kindergarten Long Ples, M Clifton-Bassett, Maternity Ward, Modilon Hosptial, NSW, Organisation, Papua New Guinea, PNG, Village Birthing Houses, Village Health Volunteers, Villages, Violence Against Women
• February 22, 2009 •
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Posted in PNG History, PNG International Issues
Tags: ABC, Aitape, Bible, Bush Fire, Bush Fire Appeal, Coins, Copper, Donation, Earthquake, Jesus, Papua New Guinea, PNG, Report, Saying, Story, Sunday School, Tsunami, Vanimo, Vanimo Hospital, Victoria, Wealth
• January 20, 2009 •
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Posted in PNG Culture, PNG History, PNG Multimedia
Tags: Academy Award, AFI, American Film Institute, Best Documentary, Black, Black Harvest, Coffee, Collection, Culture, Documentaries, Dukduk, Dukduks, DVD, Festival Cinema du Reel, First Contact, France, Grand Prix, Hidden People, Highlands, Joe Leahy's Neighbours, Leahy Brothers, Literature, New Guinea, Nomination, Papua New Guinea, Plantation, PNG, The Highlands Trilogy, Tubuan, Tubuans, Video, White
• January 9, 2009 •
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Posted in PNG Governance, PNG History, PNG Politics
Tags: Administration, Alhonse Gelu, Autonomy, East New Britain, ENB, Finance, Funding, Governance, Governor General, Independence, Kokopo, Mataungan Association, National Government, National Research Institute, New Guinea Islands, North Solomons, Panguna, Papua New Guinea, PNG, Politics, Provinces, Provincial Government, Rabaul, Research, Sir Paulias Matane, Tolai, Tolai Cocoa Project
• January 8, 2009 •
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Tags: Administration, Australia, Bougainville, British, Buka, Chamber's Journal, Colony, First World War, Freedom, German Governor, German New Guinea, Germans, Germany, Government, Guam, Independence, Islands, Knives, Literature, Missionaries, Missions, Moses Maladina, Native, Nauru, New England, New Guinea, New York Times, Owen Stanley, Palau, Papua New Guinea, Paradise, People, Philip Carteret, Pidgin English, Planters, PNG, Rabaul, Races, Slavery, Solomon Islands, Tabu, Tax, The Carolines, the Marianas, the Marshall Islands, Thomas McMahon, Tobacco, Traders, Tribes
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