Are Resource Conflicts on the Indonesia-PNG Border Inevitable?
• November 19, 2011 • Leave a CommentPosted in PNG & West Papua, PNG Gas, PNG International Issues, PNG Mining
Tags: Africa, Barikewa, Border, Commodore Peter Ilau, Conflicts, ConocoPhillips, Gas, Gobe, Government, Hides, Indonesia, Iraq, Jakarta Post, Kuwait, Mining, Oil, Ossetia, Papua, Papua New Guinea, PNG, PNG LNG, Resources, Santos, South Ossetia War, Warim PSC, West Papua, Widjajono Partowidagdo
Strange Birds In Paradise – A West Papuan Story
• June 12, 2010 • 6 CommentsPosted in PNG & West Papua, PNG International Issues
Tags: Arafura Sea, Army, Arnold Ap, Australia, Border, Charlie Hill-Smith, David Bridie, Documentary, Donny Roem, Film, Hamer Hall, Indonesia, Jacob Rumbiak, Java, Melanesia, Melbourne, Music, Pacific, Papua New Guinea, PNG, Refugees, Strange Birds in Paradise, West Papua
Forgotten Bird of Paradise
• August 15, 2009 • Leave a CommentPosted in PNG & West Papua
Tags: Act of Free Choice, Amnesty International, Culture, Forgotten Bird of Paradise, Free West Papua, Human Rights, Indonesia, International Parliamentarians for West Papua, IPWP, Military, Papuans, Powes Parkop, Regime, Traditional Music, Wes Papua Flag, West Papua, Yusak Pakage
The Pacific Tuna Forum: A Cartel in the Making
• June 18, 2009 • 1 CommentPosted in PNG Economy, PNG Sustainability
Tags: Africa, America, Asia, Cartel, Cocaine, Crowne Plaza Hotel, Domesitcation, Federates States of Micronesia, FSM, Gold, Indonesia, Islandization, Islands Business, Japan, Kiribati, Marshall Islands, Minister of Fisheries, Nauru, Niue, Norte del Valle Cartel, OPEC, Oxford Senior Dictionary, Oxygen, Pacific Ocean, Pacific Tuna Forum, Palau, Parties to the Nauru Agreement, Petroleum, PNA, PNA Secretariat, Port Moresby, Rainforest, Samisoni Pareti, Solomon Islands, South America, South Korea, Taiwan, Tuna, Tuna Cooperation, Tuna Industry, Tuvalu, United States, US
Powes Parkop – is PNG’s Champion for West Papua Going Soft?
• April 16, 2009 • 17 CommentsPosted in PNG & West Papua, PNG International Issues, PNG Politics, PNG Security
Tags: Activist, Apex Park, Apex Park Sports Oval, Boroko, Eight Mile, Ela Beach, Free West Papua, Geography, Gerehu, Governor, Haus Tambaran, History, Independence, Indonesia, Indonesia Embassy, Interest Group, International Law, International Parliamentarians for West Papua, IPWP, Legal Argument, Legal Paper, Let's Do It PNG Media Expo, London, Melanesia, Melanesian Solidarity, MelSol, Moral Obligation, National Capital District, National Parliament, NCD, NCD Governor, Neo-Colonialism, Papua New Guinea, PNG, PNG Government, Police Station, Political, Powes Pakop, Powes Parkop, Press Statement, Prime Minister, Rainbow Estate, Refugees, Self-Determination, Sir Mekere Morauta, UK, Vanuatu, West Papua, West Papuans
Will Land Reform in PNG Lead to Foreign Direct ‘Invasion’?
• April 8, 2009 • 7 CommentsPosted in PNG Business, PNG Economy, PNG Politics, PNG Sustainability
Tags: Abu Dhabi Fund for Development, Abu Dhabi Investors, Agricultural Land, Aid Watch, Alienated Land, Basmati Rice, Business Groups Incorporation Act 1974, Cambodia Rice Fields, Capital, China, Corn, Corporations, Customary Land, Daewoo Logistics, Developing Countries, Development, Economic Growth, Economics, Egypt, Entrepreneurship, Farmland, FDI, Food Supplies, Foreign Direct Investment, Foreign Investor, Freehold Land, Government, Indonesia, Industrialisation, Julian Borger, Khalifa bin Zayed, Kuwait, Labour, Lae, Land, Land (Ownership of Freeholds) Act 1976, Land Economics, Laos, Libya, Long and Medium Term Development Strategy, Madagascar, MTDS, National Land Development Taskforce, National Land Summit Report, National Lands Development Programme, Neo-Colonialism, NGO Submission, NLDP, Pakistan, Palm Oil, Papua New Guinea, Plantations, PNG, PNG 2009 Budget, Private Sector, Programmes, Qatar, Registered, Resources, Rising Food Prices, Saudi Binladin Group, Scramble for Africa, Sir Michael Somare, Somare-Temu, South African Workforce, South Korea, South-East Asia, Suadanese Agriculture, The Guardian, Traditional Land, Traditional Law, Trend, UAE, Ukrainian Farmland
PNG, the World Ocean Conference & the Coral Triangle Initiative
• February 28, 2009 • Leave a CommentPosted in PNG & Climate Change, PNG Conservation, PNG International Issues, PNG Sustainability
Tags: Carbon-Credit Trade, Carteret Islands, Coral Species, Coral Triangle Summit, Costa Rica, CTI, Dukduks, Emissions, Environmental Refugees, Forests, Forum, Humanity, Indonesia, Islands, Malaysia, Mangrove, Marine Resources, Pacific, Papua New Guinea, Philippines, PNG, President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, Rainforests, Region, Sir Michael Somare, Solomon Islands, South Pacific Regional Environment Program, SPREP, Timor Leste, Tubuans, Western, WOC, World Ocean Conference
Video: Guinea Gold 1930’s
• November 27, 2008 • 3 CommentsPosted in PNG History, PNG Politics
Tags: 1930, Australia, Bow and Arrows, Boys Using Bows, Bulolo, Bulolo Gold, Dutch, Germany, Gold Bars, Gold Rush, Hula, Huts, Indonesia, Men on Stilts, Natives, New Guinea, Papua, PNG, Smoking Pipe, Village, Village Life
Is Indonesia Spying on West Papuans in PNG?
• November 20, 2008 • 2 CommentsPosted in PNG & West Papua, PNG International Issues, PNG Security
Tags: Black Wara, Border, Camp, Civilians, Forces, Foreign, Indonesia, Intelligence, Jayapura, Migration Act, Military, Motorbike, Newspaper, Officer, Papua New Guinea, PNG, Politics, Refugees, Sebrum Doan, Sentani, Sepik, Shootings, Social, Spy, Surveillance, The National, Unrest, West Papua, West Sepik Province, Wutung
TOP SECRET: Cairns to Port Moresby Railway
• November 15, 2008 • 4 CommentsPosted in PNG Transportation
Tags: 100 mile tunnel, Australia, Banks Island, Bob McKillop, Cairns, Channel Tunnel, David Bromage, End of the line, History, History of railways, History of trains, Holyhead, Howth, Indonesia, Irian Jaya, Japan, London, Melbourne, Mike Pearson, Mountains, North Wales, Papua New Guinea, Peter Berrett, Peter Ware, PNG, PNG Aid, Prince of Wales Island, Queensland, Rail Page Australia, Railways, Republic of Ireland, Terrain, Top Secret, Trains, Tunnel, West Irian
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