PNG’s Election Petitions: The Stats Don’t Lie
• September 20, 2012 • 4 CommentsPosted in PNG Election 2012, PNG Politics
Tags: Belden Namah, Don Polye, Election 2012, Election Petition, Jimmy Maladina, Leo Dion, Ministers, Opposition, Papua New Guinea, Peter O'Neill, Petition, PNG, William Duma
PNG’s Opposition Shadow Ministers
• August 23, 2012 • 6 CommentsPosted in PNG Politics
Tags: Belden Namah, Ministries, Opposition, Papua New Guinea, Parliament, PNG, Shadow Ministers
O’Namah becomes O’Dion – Namah set to Lead 17 Opposition MPs
• August 14, 2012 • 11 CommentsPosted in PNG Election 2012, PNG Politics
Tags: Belden Namah, Dr Allan Marat, Elections, Government, MPs, Opposition, Papua New Guinea, Parliament, Peter O'Neill, PNG, PNG Party, Politics, Results
Divisions caused by ‘PNG Constitutional Crisis’ will drive Formation of new Government
• June 26, 2012 • 6 CommentsPosted in PNG Election 2012, PNG Politics
Tags: Candidates, Coalition, Constitut, General Election, Government, Independents, Majority, Minority, National Election, Opposition, Papua New Guinea, Parliament, Parties, PNG, PNG Elections 2012, Political Alliance, Prime Minister, Results
Pacific Support for West Papua Grows – But Where is PNG?
• June 22, 2010 • Leave a CommentPosted in PNG & West Papua, PNG International Issues, PNG Politics, PNG Security
Tags: 1969 Act of Free Choice, Barack Obama, Big Brother, Bill, China, Department of Foreign Affairs, Edward Natapei, Foreign Policy, Forum, International Court of Justice, Kevin Conrad, Leaders Summit, Mainland China, Maxime Carlot Korman, Melanesia, Melansian Spearhead Group, Michael Somare, MSG, Nation-State, Natural Justice, Non-Self-Governing Territories, Observer Status, Opposition, Pacific, Pacific Island Forum, Papua, Papua New Guinea, Parliament, People's Petition, PNG, Prime Minister, Refugees, Rubicon, Rule of Law, Somare, Taiwan, Territory, UN Decolonisation Committee, United Nations, Vanuatu, West Papua
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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