Flying the P-750XL in PNG
• November 17, 2008 • 2 CommentsPosted in PNG Multimedia, PNG Transportation
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Papua New Guinea: Time to Lead the Pacific
• August 31, 2008 • 1 CommentPosted in PNG International Issues, PNG Politics
Tags: Ambassador, Australia, Bainimarama, Bali, Bureaucracy, Change, Climate, Climate Change, Coalition for Rainforest Nations, Conference, Decision, Democracy, Director, Economic, Environment, Fiji, Forestry, Forum, Goosebumps, International, Island, Kevin Conrad, Melanesian, Melanesian Spearhead Group, Moti Affair, MSG, New Zealand, Niue, Pacific, Pacific Islands, Pacific Islands Forum, Pacific Register of Ships Limited, Papua New Guinea, PNG, Political, PRS, Region, Register, Reputation, Scandal, Sepik, Sepik Highway Trust, Ships, Singapore, Sir Michael Somare, Social, stone-age, Taiwan, United Nations Climate Change Conference, United States
An Independent Evaluation of Deep-Sea Mine Tailings Placement (DSTP) in PNG
• August 30, 2008 • Leave a CommentPosted in PNG Conservation, PNG Mining
Tags: 8th Development Fund, Association, Australia, Benthic, Best Practice, Biological, Companies, Compilation, Conservation, Deep, Deep-Sea, Department of Environment Conservation, Development, Dr Tracy Shimmield, DSTP, Economic, Education, Employment, Environment, EU, European Union, Evaluate, Evaluation, Fund, Geochemical, Government, Guidelines, Industry, Infrastructure, Institutes, Interests, International, Investication, Knowledge, Lihir, Maintenance, Management, Marine, Mine, Mineral, Mining, Misima, Monitoring, MSSP, Nekton, Oceanographic, Operations, Organisation, Papua New Guinea, Placement, Plankton, PNG, PNG Mining, Policy, Poverty, Practices, Production, Programme, Project, Research, Science, Scotland, Scottish, Scottish Association for Marine Science, Sea, Sector, Sedimentological, Sir John Murray, Support, Tailings, Transfer, Waste, World
The Papua New Guinea National Maritime Safety Authority: A Ship with a Hole?
• August 26, 2008 • 13 CommentsPosted in PNG Shipping, PNG Transportation
Tags: Accountability, Act, Authority, Aviation, Bismark Maritime, Bismark Shipping, Board, Buoy, Central, Certification, Chairman, Chris Rupen, Civil, Coastal Shipping, Commercial, Commission, Company, Control, Corporate, Development, Disaster, Dock, Don Polye, Doug Reid, Economy, Efficiency, Engine, Environment, Filipino, Gazette, Governance, Government, Hamish Sharp, Harbour, Incident, Industry, International, Island, Kandep, Lae, Light, Limited, Local, Lutheran, Mailu, Marine, Maritime, Michael Kasi, Michael Somare, Milne Bay, Minister, MV, MV Sealark, National, Navigational, NMSA, NMSA Act 2003, Oil Spill, Ombudsman, Opposition, Pacific, Pacific Register of Ships Limited, Papua New Guinea, Papua New Guinea National Maritime Safety Authority, Parliament, Passenger, Peter Sharp, PNG, PNG Media, PNG Ports Corporation, PNG Shipping, Pollution, Prime Minister, PRS, Rabaul, Rabaul Shipping, Register, Regulations, Rules, Safety, San Pedro, Sealark, Service, Sharp, Ship, Shipping, Sir Michael Somare, Standards, Starships, State, Statutory, Sunk, Sustainability, The National, Transparency, Transportation, Vessels, Warrant, Water, Zone
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