Posted August 31, 2006 in | Bilas and Sports |
The 2006 UNITECH Cultural Show started this morning. Although the official opening is still a couple of hours away (tis now 7:30am), a couple of floats have already headed into town full of students dressed in traditional bilas to do some last minute advertising…
Posted August 31, 2006 in | Donations in Kind |
Story as it appeared in this morning’s edition of the Post Courier…
Posted August 30, 2006 in | Bric-a-Brac |
With the Internet here at UNITECH still running like a f&*^ing dog it has become next to impossible for me to post any photos to the blog…
Posted August 28, 2006 in | Corkers |
Once a jolly Chimbu,
camped by a marshy swamp
Under the shade of a kokonas tree
…
Posted August 27, 2006 in | Bilas and Sports |
The 2006 UNITECH Cultural Show is on this weekend from Friday, 1st of
September through to Sunday, 3rd of September…
Posted August 27, 2006 in | Bilas and Sports |
Those of you that have been keeping your finger on the pulse would be aware that since the beginning of the year I have been giving some of my time and support to the Lae kickboxing clubs. Some of the things that I havehelped with to date are…
Posted August 26, 2006 in | Planti Stori long Ples |
It is a well known fact that PNG Highlanders take their politics very seriously…
Posted August 24, 2006 in | Home Sweet Home |
The 10 things (12 actually) I miss most about Sydney are…
Posted August 23, 2006 in | Liklik Toksave |
Professor Patience until recently held the chair of Political Science at the University of PNG in Port Moresby. He was very outspoken and his articles frequently appeared in the local newspapers. Many of Professor Patience’s ideas and opinions on PNG were scoffed at by locals but for me they actually rang the bell of truth…
Posted August 23, 2006 in | Liklik Toksave |
The 10 things (12 actually) I have least enjoyed about PNG so far…
Losing a close friend 
“Decimation” 
Sorry for rubbing it in folks! 
Presentations on PNG 
International kickboxing tournament
Papua New Guinea Statutory Declaration
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