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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

Former PNG PM Michael Somare (left) with current PM Peter O'Neill (right) (Credit: PNG Blogs)

3 May 2019

Political developments in Papua New Guinea in a historical context

by Nayahamui Michelle Rooney

British flag raised on New Guinea, 1883

17 August 2017

The ties that bind: the Australia-PNG relationship

by Michael Wesley

Voices from the War cover image

27 June 2017

Voices from the war: PNG stories of the Kokoda Campaign

by Timothy Pirinduo

Kokoda Track plaque

25 April 2017

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

by Gregory Bablis

Voters and polling officials at a field in Highlands PNG (Flickr/Commonwealth Secretariat CC BY-NC-ND 2.0)

16 March 2017

The Papua New Guinea Election Results Database

by Terence Wood

21 November 2016

Imagining the Other: its contemporary significance

by Nayahamui Michelle Rooney

14 November 2016

Imagining the Other: a reflective review

by Nayahamui Michelle Rooney

Coffee plant (Flickr/Paul Goodman CC BY-NC-ND 2.0)

3 November 2016

Coffee, market economy and informality in late colonial Goroka

by John Conroy

Screenshot - Tumat Sogolik, 1978 Commonwealth Games gold medal match (Youtube/Eamon Mcauley)

16 September 2016

How a boxer brought a new country together

by Sir Manasupe Zurenuoc and Felicity Herbert

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

12 April 2013

When Monsoon Asia met Melanesia (and Dutch Hollandia became Asian Jayapura)

by John Conroy

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