Toktok
Toktok in Tok Pisin translates to conversation, have a yarn or chin-wag. I have aimed to include in this category/topic all stories, anecdotes and news articles about Papua New Guinea. Here you will find tales from the village, information and photos on cultural festivals and sporting events, PNG towns together with street and settlement life, PMV’s and just about anything else from the Land of the Unexpected.
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7th Waghi Cultural Show at remote Nondugl, Jiwaka Province Papua New Guinea was held over the Queens Birthday long weekend.…
A tribute to Papua New Guinea
With a little help from my friend Malum Nalu – I was fortunate to have a story published in the Weekender section of yesterday’s issue of The National.…
What is it going to take?
What is it going to take for PMV operators to take more care on PNG roads? When will PNG’eans realise that the combination of alcohol, speeding and ignoring the road rules is an extremely fatal past-time?…
Photos from our engagement
All photos from our engagement ceremony in the village last weekend have now been uploaded for public viewing.…
The day we exchanged vows
After more than four years of going out “steady”, we formally exchanged vows in the eye of the Bolku Clan. The weekend unfolded in true Simbu village style and culminated in a tribal ceremony…
10 Reasons why I’ll be back
With exactly one month to go before I leave Papua New Guinea and return to Sydney I am reminded of the catch phrase made famous by Arnold Schwarzenegger: “I’ll be back”.…
An exchange of vows
We’ve been staying out at the “Hut” on and off for the past couple of weeks and it’s been absolutely magnificent.…
Meet some of the Kaubasis locals
The walk to the “Hut” from the Highway at Mangiro Junction can take anywhere between one and six hours.…
The magic of the “Hut”
We got back from the “Hut” around lunch time on Saturday. We had a fabulous time. The rest, release and nurturing after a few days in the village is beyond words.…
Gone to the Hut
We have gone to the village this week and will be staying at the “Hut”. No email, no internet and no work!! Anyone needing to contact us urgently bad luck!!…
Thanks to PNG Power…
(February 22, 2006 in "Street Pasin")- I want to share an experience with you…
(May 17, 2006 in "Street Pasin") 
Wagang Village – Series 2 (Part3)
(December 21, 2005 in "Stori long Ples")- Goroka !
(February 19, 2006 in "Street Pasin") - Mt Kerekonma – a mountain in dispute
(May 30, 2007 in "Stori long Ples")
- Goroka Show – September 17, 2010
The next Goroka Show will be held on 17th, 18th and 19th September 2010 at the National Sports Institute (NSI) in Goroka, Eastern Highlands Province.
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