Hello Mr. MP – Are You Awake?
• June 24, 2009 • 1 CommentPosted in PNG Governance, PNG Politics
Tags: Anglimp-South Waghi, Benjamin Mul, Bik Man, Bob Danaya, Boka Kondra, Bonny Oveyara, Buai, Darwinism, Dr Petrus Bosip Amban, Dukduk, East New Britain, Eastern Highlands Province, Electorate, Ensisi, Florida, Gerehu, Governor, Haus Tambaran, James Lagea, Jami Maxtone-Graham, John Garia, Johnson Takip, Kagua, Kagua-Erave, Keru, Lae, Laluli Teu, Lapuns, Madang, Maga, Mamusi, Mekere Morauta, Members of Parliament, Minj, Moresby Northeast, Moresby Northwest, Moresby South, Mosbi, Mt Hagen, Mul-Baiyer, National Government, Neanderthal, Newcastle, Nipa-Kutubu, Nokondi, North Fly, North Waghi, NRL, Okapa, Oppostion, Papua New Guinea, Parliament, Paul Tiensten, Peter Iwei, Philemon Embel, PNG, Pomio, Poroma, Port Moresby, Rainbow Village, Sali Subam, Sandaun, Sani Rambi, Simbu, South Fly, Southern Highlands, Telefomin, The National, Tom Olga, Tubuan, Waigani, Wesani Iwoksim, West Sepik, Western Highlands, Western Province, Where is our MP
Traditional PNG Musical Instruments
• January 16, 2009 • 4 CommentsPosted in PNG Music
Tags: Aerophones, Ari, Baining, Bamboo, Beat, Blood, Bougainville, Chordophones, Coconut, Dige, Disease, Drums, Duk Duks, Dukduk, Dukduks, East New Britain, Eastern Highlands, Expression, Flutes, Fly Region, Garamut, Gourd Horns, Idiophones, Initiation, Instruments, Kanggur, Kundu, Kurudu, Launat, Madang, Membranophones, Modernisation, Music, New Ireland, Nokoi, Ocarinas, Papua New Guinea, PNG Music, Private Collector, Region, Religion, Sago, Samsam, Sepik, Sepik River, Shell, Siane, Skin, Society, Sohano, Traditional, Trumpets, Tubes, Tubuan, Tubuans, Vessels, Wax
East New Britain’s Quest for Autonomy
• January 9, 2009 • 6 CommentsPosted 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
The Dragon Looks South: Chinese Aid & Investment in PNG
• August 25, 2008 • 3 CommentsPosted in PNG & China
Tags: 21 Century, 21st Century, Agricultural, Aid, Aids, Approach, Assistance, Associate, Australia, Australian Senate, Barracks, Bases, Budget, Building, China, China in the Pacific, Chinese Aid, Cobalt, Committee, Concessional, Contractors, Cook Islands, Cooperation, Cultivation, Debt, Defence, Developing, Diplomacy, Doctors, Dormitories, Dragon, Dragon Looks South, Duke of York Island, East New Britain, Economic Growth, Energy, Enga, Equipment, Facilities, Federated States of Micronesia, Fergus Hanson, Fiji, Fish, Foreign Affairs, FSM, Funding, General, Generators, Government, Government House, Grants, Hosptial, Hydropower, Implications, Increase, Independent Public Business Corporation, Information, Infrastructure, Intelligence, Investment, IPBC, Japan, Kandep, Labour, Lae, Loans, Malaria, Media, Medical, Medicine, Member States, Micronesia, Military, Mine, Minerals, Missile, Morobe, Mushroom, National, Nickel, Niue, Offices, Pacific, Papa-Lealea Road, Papua, Papua New Guinea, Pearl Harbour, People's Liberation Army, People's Republic of China, Per Capita, PLA, Plan, Plants, Pledges, PNG, PNG IPBC, Politics, Pools, Population, Port Moresby General Hospital, Processing, Program, Projects, Province, Ramu, Ramu Nickel, References, Relief, Research, Resources, Rice, Roads, Ron Crocombe, Samoa, Scholarships, South, South Pacific, Sports, Swimming, Taiwan, Taurama, Technical, The Lowy Institute for International Affairs, Timber, Tonga, Tour, Trade, UN, UN Security Council, UNITECH, US Navy, Vanuatu, Votes, Vudal University, Wewak, Wheat, Wind
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