Wan Smol Bag – Using Theatre to Educate
• February 20, 2009 • 2 CommentsPosted in PNG Culture, PNG Health, PNG Life
Tags: Actors, Admin, Aids, Amateur, Blacksands, Community, Company, Director, Drama, Environment, Finance, Flim, Governance, Graphic, Health, Illiteracy, Islands Business, Kam Pusum Hed, KPH, Lifestyle, Melanesia, National, Neighbours, New York Times, NGO, Northern Youth Care Clinic, Nurses, Pacific, Pacific People of the Year, Papua New Guinea, PNG, Port Vila, Poster, Productions, Radio, Raun Raun Theatre, Regional, Santo, Scriptwriter, Service, Settlement, South Pacific, Staff, Tagabe, Unemployment, Vanuatu, Wan Smolbag, Wan Smolbag Theatre, WSB, You Tube
Women Get Three Seats in PNG Parliament
• November 25, 2008 • 6 CommentsPosted in PNG Politics
Tags: Carol Kidu, CEDAW, Community Development Minister, Crusade, Discrimination, Equality, Equity, Glass Ceiling, Glass Walls, Government, Human Rights, Lady Carol Kidu, Leader, Members of Parliament, MP, National, National Women's Development Programme, National Women's Policy, Pacific, Papua New Guinea, Parliament, PNG, PNG Constituition, PNG National Council of Women, Politics, Power, Prime Minister, Scholla Kaka, The National, Woman's Adviser, Women, Women in Parliament
The Post-Courier Turns the Heat Up!
• August 29, 2008 • 1 CommentPosted in PNG Governance, PNG Shipping
Tags: Appointment, Article, Authority, Bismark Shipping, Controversy, Courier, Filipino, Hamish Sharp, Hole, Issue, Maritime, Michael Somare, Minister, National, National Maritime Safety Authority, Owners, Pacific, Pacific Register of Ships Limited, Papua New Guinea, PNG, PNG NMSA, Post, Post-Courier, Pressure, PRS, Register, Safety, Ship, Ships, Sir
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
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
Transparency International (PNG) – Become a Member
• August 24, 2008 • Leave a CommentPosted in PNG Governance
Tags: Belden Namah, Business Corporations, Community Service, Contracts, Corruption, Developing States, Edwin Burke, Evil, Forest Minister, Government, Illegal Logging, Individuals, International Issues, Membership, National, Neo-colonial, NGO, Non-Government Organisation, Papua New Guinea, Patrick Pruaitch, PNG, PNG Governance, Polar Views, Politics, Professional Firms, Public, Responsibility, Social Responsibility, Society, Stakeholders, Statutory Bodies, Sustainability, The Bipolar Pacific, Third World, Transparency International, Transparency International (PNG), Unaccountability, Watchdog
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