Telling Right From Wrong Kongkong
• October 12, 2009 • 1 CommentPosted 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
The Hornbill and the PNG Flag
• February 2, 2009 • 2 CommentsPosted in PNG Culture
Tags: Aboriginal, Artist, Australia, Bird of Paradise, Black, Central Australia, Colonialism, Colours, Conspiracy Theory, Diversity, East Timor, Flags, Flags of Australia, Harold Thomas, Hornbill, Islander Flag, Kumul, Law and Order, Liberation, Luritja, Malay, Malaysia, Nationhood, Pacific, Papua New Guinea, Peace, Petroleum, PNG, Red, Region, Resources, Rhinoceros Hornbill, Sarawak, South Pacific, Southern Cross, Stability, State, Supremacy, The Flags Act 1953, Timber, Timor Leste, Torres Straight, Unity, Wealth, White, Yellow
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