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Gregory Bablis

Gregory Bablis is Principal Curator, Modern History Department, PNG National Museum and Art Gallery.

Third-born daughter, Nancy Kumanyal (in PNG meri blouse and hat), and Nepe Kumanyal (in Akubra hat) with other family members in the PNG National Museum Theatrette, August 2015.

21 October 2020

For God, country, or what? Nepe Kumanyal’s war

by Gregory Bablis

Kokoda Track plaque

25 April 2017

Significance of the centenary: history and commemoration of the Kokoda Campaign in Papua New Guinea

by Gregory Bablis

Australian soldiers stop on Eoribaiwa Ridge to look at the scenery towards Kokoda (image: Australian War Memorial/public domain)

21 April 2016

Shared military heritage and developing ‘Kokoda culture’

by Gregory Bablis and Kirstie Close-Barry

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