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In 1963, Napoleon Onzem became the first Papua New Guinean to fly an airplane. Selected by the Australian administration and Ansett Airlines, he earned his Private Pilot’s Licence and opened the skies for our nation.

The First Papua New Guinean To Fly An Airplane In 1963

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In 1963, Napoleon Onzem became the first Papua New Guinean to fly an airplane. Selected by the Australian administration and Ansett Airlines, he earned his Private Pilot’s Licence and opened the skies for our nation.

Peter O’Neil Warns PNG’s Banking Shift Will Cost Citizens Billions, Calls It Economic Treason

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Peter O’Neil, Former Prime Minister of Papua New Guinea, delivers a strong warning about the government’s controversial decision to switch public banking arrangements, calling it a disastrous move that harms ordinary Papua New Guineans. Peter O’Neil Warns PNG’s Banking Shift Will Cost Citizens Billions, Calls It Economic Treason by Peter O’Neil, MP. ~ Former Prime

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SMOKESCREENS & SCAPEGOATS: The Prime Minister’s Latest Idea — The National Monitoring And Coordination Authority (NMCA)

SMOKESCREENS & SCAPEGOATS: The Prime Minister’s Latest Idea — The National Monitoring And Coordination Authority (NMCA) Read More »

by Daniel Baulch (GAICD, Mldshp) – Deputy Commissioner @ Independent Commission Against Corruption PNG | GAICD, Master of Leadership Integrity, governance, regulation, emergency & crisis management, justice, law enforcement and investigation – LinkedIn ð¥ SMOKESCREENS & SCAPEGOATS ð¥ The Prime Minister’s latest idea — the National Monitoring and Coordination Authority (NMCA) — is being sold

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TAKE BACK PNG – TAKE ONE PROPERTY AT A TIME

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What is State Lease Land? State lease land is land owned by the government and made available to citizens and entities under long-term lease often 99 years for residential, commercial, or agricultural development. Once leased, you are granted a title, which gives you legal rights to develop, mortgage, or sell the property. Unlike customary land, state lease land can be easily used as collateral to secure loans from banks. This gives landowners the power to access capital, develop property, and participate actively in the economy.

Face Photo of the founding father of the independent state of Papua New Guinea Grand Chief Sir Michael Somare.

Dreaming In The Land Of The Unexpected

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My father told me stories of the life in the 60s. When the roads I now call bush tracks were once proud highways. The town, once filled with hopeful faces in decent clothes, locals and expats alike, now feels weighed down by neglect… A place where laziness and greed seem to grow, where dreams fade into filth. Still, I will continue to dream. I will continue to live in this land that the Lord has given me.

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When Aviation Becomes Family – A Father’s Legacy In The Skies

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Most families measure time in weekends or holidays. Ours? In flight hours, logbooks, terminals, and the occasional jumpseat ride. Captain Nigel Narara shares a heartfelt Father’s Day reflection on how aviation became more than just a career for his father. It became a lifelong journey of passion, family memories, and giving back. From flying for Emirates and Etihad to mentoring the next generation in Papua New Guinea, his father’s story shows that true dedication never retires.

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Pacific Islands issues

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Pacific Islands issues Edited by Keith Jackson | Summary version | Main link: https://www.pngattitude.com/development-aid/ BOB LAWRENCE CHATSWOOD, NSW – The recently-elected Australian Senator, Jess Collins, in her first speech to federal parliament, has put a strong focus on a number of key Pacific Islands issues. They include defence, banking, seasonal workers, their remittances and the high

Bougainville’s Grand Old Man & Pacific Reflections: Politics, Culture, and History

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Explore Pacific politics, culture, and history: Bougainville’s independence struggle, John Momis at 83, Robert Louis Stevenson’s legacy in Samoa, the Pacific Labour Mobility Scheme, and memories from Papua New Guinea. Edited by Keith Jackson | Summary version | Main link: https://www.pngattitude.com/abc-diaries/ Bougainville’s Grand Old Man – John Momis at 83 | Bill Brown MBE At