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John Greenshields

Traditional canoes and hangars on Gawa Island (image: John Greenshields)

Why Australia must restore shortwave radio to the Pacific

September 19, 2017

by John Greenshields

John Greenshields

John Greenshields is a retired Adelaide architect who lived in Papua New Guinea and worked on their Government infrastructure projects for 11 years between 1967 and 1982. He has returned often and recently travelled to PNG to record the art and traditional canoe-making practices of the Milne Bay Province.

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