Papua new guinea is very unique in culture, the natural resources, people and a wide range of resources. silently there are papua new guineaens leaving the country unoticed, the so called brain drain because of the way the government has been operating.

however the the concern here is the environment read more

When I came to UPNG as a first year, I was told that university would form the stepping stones of my life – little did I know just how much. One of the most strengthening foundation of these steps, has been the UPNG Peer Education program.

One thing that continues to prevail in almost read more

When the world is having a buzz on the food crisis in the Horn of Africa or Mindanao Island in the Philippines, most restaurants in rich countries like Singapore, France, and the US or big cities of developing countries like Manila of the Philippines and Bangkok of Thailand are just throwing away read more

The Staff and Students of the Mount Isa Centre for Rural and Remote Health (MICRRH) along with the support of the Department of Communities helped to host the ‘Close the Gap’ Luncheon on the 24th of March 2011. 

  The National Close the Gap Day (NCTGD) is a way for all Australians read more

“No challenge to the global community has higher importance than the fight against poverty. And nothing is more central to that fight than working together in new and dynamic partnerships”,once wrote James D Wolfensohn.These words from former world bank president draws the attention of the read more

I live in Whiteriver , one of the toughest street in Honiara the capital of Solomon Islands. Youths usually do not like each other whenever they confront there usually is a brawl despite the cultural differences. last year after arrival from india me and another action partner namely Moses Au decided read more