The collapse of the PNG social fabric

6 responses to “The collapse of the PNG social fabric”

1. 
   Timo

   January 1, 2009 at 3:13 am | Permalink | Reply

   Happy New year Robert! It was good to learn to know you through your blog. You say pretty serious words about the society in PNG.

   Thanks for adding our favicon on your our link on your interesting links. It looks much better than previous icon ;-)

   I added your blog to Asia-Lutheran.org web links page because I like it. Maybe I need to remove it later when editorial board finds it out ;-)

   All the best for the coming year!

   Timo
   You have started a new year but we need to wait for 5 more hours.

2. 
   Robert

   January 1, 2009 at 8:50 am | Permalink | Reply

   Hi Timo,

   No worries about the favicon. I am forever working on improving my blog and attaching proper favicon to each site was one of those tasks on my list. It’s surprising how many sites just don’t bother with having a favicon. IMHO an excellent tool for branding.

   I know that at times the words I use to describe PNG society can be very strong and harsh. I also share a heap of positive stuff as I believe that this is a very special place – although mainly one needs to move out of the towns and into the villages to experience this special-ness.

   Your editorial board probably have a duty of care to “check up” but on this occasion lets hope that they remain busy with there other responsibilities.

   In the meantime… all the best for 2009 – the clock should have hit 12 for you by now.

   R

3. 
   Hugh O'Donnell

   January 4, 2009 at 6:28 am | Permalink | Reply

   Hi Rob,
   Happy New Year to you & yours. We were at a party at Carol’s yesterday,reminded me of being there with you last year, so I toasted you ! Your blog is a very interesting insight into the social dynamic of PNG, thank you.
   Best regards,
   Hugh

4. 
   Robert

   January 4, 2009 at 9:47 am | Permalink | Reply

   Hi Hugh,

   I have fond memories of the times we have shared at Carol’s. Especially our “chat’s” on the pier out the front of their place.

   Wishing you and your “clan” all the best for the coming year.

   R

5. 
   Wilson

   December 3, 2009 at 7:20 am | Permalink | Reply

   Hi Rob,
   I am a PNGuan working and living in Melbourne. I admire your courage and insight of PNG. I absolutely support your opinion on the country and the social issues that are facing the country at the moment. You know it is very rare to find good leaders in a country so corrupt like PNG. We can only pray that a mracle happen that change the attitude of the people from the Prime Minister down to the grassroot so that there’s some hope at the end of the tunnel.

   Please keep on posting and I certainly would love to take part in your forum.

   Cheers
   Wilson

   1. 
      robert@trupela

      December 3, 2009 at 10:53 am | Permalink | Reply

      Hi Wilson,

      Your comments and feedback are certainly appreciated.
      Between you and me… I’m not so sure that miracle is going to come!

      R

      PS. just curious what forum you are referring to?

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