• June 14, 2012 •
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Posted in PNG Election 2012, PNG Politics
Tags: 2012, Candidates, Election, Electoral Roll, General Elections, National Capital District, National Elections, NCD, Papua New Guinea, PNG, PNG Electoral Commission, Port Moresby
• May 19, 2012 •
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Posted in PNG Election 2012, PNG Politics, PNG Security
Tags: Anti-Chinese, Asian, Chinese, ENB, Foreigners, Honiara, Lae, Mt Hagen, New, Nuku'alofa, Old, Papua New Guinea, PNG, Port Moresby, Rabaul, Riots, Sir Ronald ToVue, Solomon Islands, Tonga, Triad
• April 9, 2011 •
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Posted in PNG Business
Tags: Air Niugini, Aircraft, Aviation, Code Share, Debt, FAQ, Fuel Surcharge, Macroeconomic, Papua New Guinea, Pay Equity, PNG, Port Moresby, Pricing Strategy, Rabaul, Restructuring, Tax Breakdown, Taxes, Wasantha Kumarasir
• September 4, 2010 •
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Posted in PNG Business, PNG Economy, PNG Mining
Tags: Adcance Cairns, Andrew Fraser, Asia Pacific, Australia, Bligh, Brisbane, Bulolo, Cairns, Cairns Chamber of Commerce, Cairns Economic Future Plan, China, Emerging Markets, Exploitation, Far North Queensland, FNQ, Gold, Jeremy Blockey, Land of the Unexpected, LNG Project, North Queensland, Papua New Guinea, Pioneers, PNG, PNG LNG, Port Moresby, Qianzai, Queensland, Queensland Government, Special Trade Representative to Papua New Guinea, Strategy, Sydney, The Cairns Prospectus, TNQ, Tropical North Queensland, Wall Street, Wau
• February 15, 2010 •
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Posted in PNG International Issues, PNG Politics, PNG Security
Tags: Auckland, Australia, Australian Defense Minister, Australian Foreign Affairs Minister, Canberra, Dame Carol Kidu, Department of State, Earthquake, Global Security, Haiti, Hillary Clinton, John Faulkner, New Zealand, Official Information Act, Pacific, Papua New Guinea, PNG, PNG Tax Payer, Port Moresby, Regional Security, Robert Gates, State Visit, Stephen Smith, United States of America, United States Secretary of State, US Interests, US Secretary of Defense, Washington
• February 13, 2010 •
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Posted in PNG & Bougainville
Tags: Aliens, Autonomous Bougainville Goverment, Autonomous Region of Bougainville, Avatar, BBC, Blockade, Bougainville, Bougainville Revolutionary Army, BRA, CNN, Earth, Eywa, Gaia, Guerrilla, Hometree, Iraq, Jake Sully, James Cameron, Jerry Singirok, Mary-Louise O'Callaghan, Mercenary, Miles Quaritch, Na'vi, New Zealand, Oil, Omar Hamed, Pandora, Panguna, PNG Defence Force, PNGDF, Port Moresby, RDA, Rio Tinto, Sandline Internationl, South Pacific, Tim Spicer, United States, Unobtanium, US, Weekend Australian
• October 12, 2009 •
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Posted in PNG & China, PNG Governance
Tags: Africa, Albert Khoo, Anti-Chinese, Ben Kimisopa, Borneo, Bribery, Cairns, Chans, Cheggs, Chinatown, Chinese Triads, Chows, Clement Rojumana, Corruption, Deport, EMTV, Exim Bank, Fiji, Filipino, Finance, Fu Gai, Grand Chief, Gu Kai, Harry Roque, Hong Kong, Ilya Gridneff, Independence, Inonesia, John Grobler, Kelang, Kina, Kongkong, Kuis, Logging, Lombrum, Look East, Madang, Mafia, Malaysia, Malaysian Chinese, Manus, MCC, Members of Parliament, Nat Koleala, National Gaming Board, New Ireland, NGO, Pacific, Paks, Papua New Guinea, People's Republic of China, Philippines, PNG, Politics, Port Moresby, Rabaul, Ramu, Ramu Nickel, Ramu River, RH Group, Rimbunan Hijau Group, Riots, Sarawak, Seetos, Sharon LaFraniere, Singapore, Sir Michael Somare, Solomon Islands, Tams, Ting Tan, Tuna, Vanimo, Waku, Wang Chun, Wen Jiabao, Yacht Club, Zambia
• August 20, 2009 •
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Posted in PNG Governance, PNG International Issues
Tags: Amnesty International, Capital Punishment, Convention on the Rights of the Child, Death Penalty, Department of Justice, Donna Guest, Dr Allan Marat, Hanging, Human Rights, Human Rights Watch, ICCPR, International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Minister of Justice, Papua New Guinea, Parliament, PNG, Port Moresby, Sam Abal, Second Optional Protocol, Special Consultative Status, UN General Assembly, UN Human Rights Committee, United Nations, Zama Coursen-Neff
• August 19, 2009 •
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Posted 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
• June 24, 2009 •
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Posted in PNG Governance, PNG Politics
Tags: Anglimp-South Waghi, Benjamin Mul, Bik Man, Bob Danaya, Boka Kondra, Bonny Oveyara, Buai, Darwinism, Dr Petrus Bosip Amban, Dukduk, East New Britain, Eastern Highlands Province, Electorate, Ensisi, Florida, Gerehu, Governor, Haus Tambaran, James Lagea, Jami Maxtone-Graham, John Garia, Johnson Takip, Kagua, Kagua-Erave, Keru, Lae, Laluli Teu, Lapuns, Madang, Maga, Mamusi, Mekere Morauta, Members of Parliament, Minj, Moresby Northeast, Moresby Northwest, Moresby South, Mosbi, Mt Hagen, Mul-Baiyer, National Government, Neanderthal, Newcastle, Nipa-Kutubu, Nokondi, North Fly, North Waghi, NRL, Okapa, Oppostion, Papua New Guinea, Parliament, Paul Tiensten, Peter Iwei, Philemon Embel, PNG, Pomio, Poroma, Port Moresby, Rainbow Village, Sali Subam, Sandaun, Sani Rambi, Simbu, South Fly, Southern Highlands, Telefomin, The National, Tom Olga, Tubuan, Waigani, Wesani Iwoksim, West Sepik, Western Highlands, Western Province, Where is our MP
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