United Resources Party – ‘Taim Bilong Action!’ Video
• June 21, 2012 • 2 CommentsPosted in PNG Election 2012, PNG Politics
Tags: Elections, Facebook, General Election 2012, Mal Smith-Kela, National Elections 2012, Papua New Guinea, Pidgin English, PNG, Policies, Political Parties, Social Media, Tok Pisin, United Resources Party, URP, Website, William Duma
Wait Dok na Blak Dok
• January 12, 2009 • 2 CommentsPosted in PNG Literature
Tags: Leo Saulep, Literature, New Guinea, Nius, Nobonob Nius, Papua New Guinea, Pidgin English, PNG, PNG Poetry, Poetry, Politics, Pre-Independence, Tok Pisin, Wait Dok na Blak Dok
The Importance of Political Expression in PNG Music
• January 12, 2009 • 1 CommentPosted in PNG Music
Tags: Barike, Campaigns, Democracy, Establishment, Expression, Firedance, Freedom of Speech, Gaiman Tu i Orait, Message, Music, National Anthem, Papua New Guinea, Patriotism, Pidgin English, PNG, Politics, Protest, Songs, Tok Pisin
An Introduction to German New Guinea: 1913
• January 8, 2009 • 1 CommentPosted in PNG History
Tags: Administration, Australia, Bougainville, British, Buka, Chamber's Journal, Colony, First World War, Freedom, German Governor, German New Guinea, Germans, Germany, Government, Guam, Independence, Islands, Knives, Literature, Missionaries, Missions, Moses Maladina, Native, Nauru, New England, New Guinea, New York Times, Owen Stanley, Palau, Papua New Guinea, Paradise, People, Philip Carteret, Pidgin English, Planters, PNG, Rabaul, Races, Slavery, Solomon Islands, Tabu, Tax, The Carolines, the Marianas, the Marshall Islands, Thomas McMahon, Tobacco, Traders, Tribes
New PNG Music from David Bridie
• August 24, 2008 • 4 CommentsPosted in PNG Music
Tags: Album, David Bridie, Devil, George Telek, Kiap Song, Lyrics, Manokwari, masta, Melanesia, Melanesia Music, Music, Musicians, Not Drowning Waving, Pacific Music, Papua New Guinea, Pidgin English, PNG, PNG Music, Raskol Dusty, Religion, Rock, SDA, Sound, Succumb, Superstition, Tabaran, The Foreign Correspondent, Tok Pisin, Too Much Superstition (Devil Will Take Your Soul), Tracks, Traditional, Tumbuna, West Papua
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