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
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
Australia’s Own History of Apartheid in PNG
• August 19, 2009 • 11 CommentsPosted in PNG History
Tags: Administrator, Agriculture, ANU, Apartheid, Application for Permisison to Remove a Native, Australia, Australian National University, Brisbane, Chris Harries, Chris Kaputin, Colonialism, Colony, Cook Islander, David Hay, East West Centre, Governor General, John Kaputin, Julius Chan, Konedobu Club, Legislative Assembly, National Research Institute, New Guinea Research Unit, New Zealand, Pacific Islanders, Papua, Papua New Guinea, PNG, Port Moresby, Post Colonial, Qantas, Racisim, Ron Crocombe, Sir Hugh Foot, Sir John Guise, United Nations, United Nations Trusteeship Misison, University of Hawaii
Our Fuzzy Wuzzy Angels – Finally Free
• April 29, 2009 • 2 CommentsPosted in PNG History
Tags: Angel, ANZAC, Australia, Bert Beros, Brisbane, Campaign, Canberra, Courier-Mail, Diggers, Fuzzy Wuzzy Angel, Kevin Rudd, Kokoda Track, Medallion, Michael Somare, New Guinea, Papua, Papua New Guinea, PNG, Sapper, World War II, WW1, WW2
Dreadlocks and Afros in Papua New Guinea
• April 15, 2009 • 3 CommentsPosted in PNG Culture
Tags: Afros, Culture, Dreadlocks, Extreme Rituals, National Geographic, Papua, Papua New Guinea, Rastafarian Community, Taboo, Tattooing
Sugar Cane Expedition to PNG – 1928
• March 11, 2009 • 6 CommentsPosted in PNG History
Tags: Airplane, Ambunti, America, Bamboo, British, Cannibals, Dr EW Brandes, Dr Jacob Jeswiet, Dutch, Elgin, Equator, Everill Junction, Fly River, Hawaiian Sugar Planter's Association, Illinois, Island, Ivan Champion, Jungles, Ketch, Kikori River, Lake Herbert Hoover, Lake Murray, Marie Brannon, Mr CE Pemberton, National Geographic Magazine, New Guinea, Papua, Papua New Guinea, PNG, Polygamy, Port Moresby, Pygmies, Python, Richard K Peck, Roy Bannon, Seaplane, Smithsonian, Strickland River, Sugar Cane, Territory, Tobacco Pipe, Tree Houses, United States, US Department of Agriculture, Vanapa, Western Pacific
Moses Maladina’s Novel – Tabu
• January 10, 2009 • 16 CommentsPosted in PNG Literature
Tags: Book, Book Review, Fiction, Literature, Maladina, Moses Maladina, New Zealand, Novel, Papua, Papua New Guinea, PNG, PNG Author, PNG Book, Port Moresby, Published, Sandline Affair, Tabu
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
How Many SP Beer Labels Do You Remember?
• November 22, 2008 • 3 CommentsPosted in PNG Life
Tags: Beer, Beer Labels, Collection, Export Lager, Labels, Lager, New Guinea, Pacific, Papua, Papua New Guinea, PNG, South Pacific, SP, SP Brewery
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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