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PNG Independence 1975 – Were We Ready?

• June 15, 2010 • 3 Comments

Posted in PNG History, PNG Politics
Tags: 1975, 64 Million Dollar Question, Australia, Bougainville, Colonialism, Director, Gazelle Peninsula, Generation Y, History, House of Assembly, Independence, John Greenwell, Kina, Leadership, Mataungan, Minister, New York, Papua and New Guinea, Papua New Guinea, Paul Hasluck, PNG Independence, Self-Government, Torres Strait, Trusteeship Agreement, United Nations, United Nations Misison

Australia’s Own History of Apartheid in PNG

• August 19, 2009 • 11 Comments

Posted in PNG History
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

The Hornbill and the PNG Flag

• February 2, 2009 • 2 Comments

Posted in PNG Culture
Tags: Aboriginal, Artist, Australia, Bird of Paradise, Black, Central Australia, Colonialism, Colours, Conspiracy Theory, Diversity, East Timor, Flags, Flags of Australia, Harold Thomas, Hornbill, Islander Flag, Kumul, Law and Order, Liberation, Luritja, Malay, Malaysia, Nationhood, Pacific, Papua New Guinea, Peace, Petroleum, PNG, Red, Region, Resources, Rhinoceros Hornbill, Sarawak, South Pacific, Southern Cross, Stability, State, Supremacy, The Flags Act 1953, Timber, Timor Leste, Torres Straight, Unity, Wealth, White, Yellow