Timor Leste | The Garamut

Is Land in Melanesia Being Mobilised?

• August 18, 2009 • Leave a Comment

Posted in PNG Economy, PNG Life, PNG Sustainability
Tags: Adjudication, Administration, Africa, Alienated Land, ANU, AusAid, Australia, Australia Naitonal University, Bantustans, Customary Land, Dr Colin Filer, Dr Tim Anderson, Ethnic Tension, Fiji, Land, Land Tenure, Law, Melanesia, National Land Summit, NGOs, Northeren Territory, Pacific, Papua New Guinea, Paris, Policy, Postcolnolial, Solomon Islands, South Afric, St Petersburg, Tim Curtin, Timor Leste, Vanuatu, Zimbabwe

PNG, the World Ocean Conference & the Coral Triangle Initiative

• February 28, 2009 • Leave a Comment

Posted in PNG & Climate Change, PNG Conservation, PNG International Issues, PNG Sustainability
Tags: Carbon-Credit Trade, Carteret Islands, Coral Species, Coral Triangle Summit, Costa Rica, CTI, Dukduks, Emissions, Environmental Refugees, Forests, Forum, Humanity, Indonesia, Islands, Malaysia, Mangrove, Marine Resources, Pacific, Papua New Guinea, Philippines, PNG, President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, Rainforests, Region, Sir Michael Somare, Solomon Islands, South Pacific Regional Environment Program, SPREP, Timor Leste, Tubuans, Western, WOC, World Ocean Conference

The Hornbill and the PNG Flag

• February 2, 2009 • 2 Comments

Posted 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

An Analysis on Doing Business in Papua New Guinea

• September 14, 2008 • Leave a Comment

Posted in PNG Business, PNG Economy
Tags: Australia, Doing Business, Fiji, Pacific, Papua New Guinea, PNG, Samoa, Solomon Islands, Timor Leste, Tonga, Vanuatu, World Bank