Hair-raising, epic first descent by kayakers of the Beriman River in East New Britain, reported by Richard Andrews One slip and it’s over when you’re climbing the wall of a steep…
The river runs wild
Mystique and Masks
Christine Retschlag reports on eight of PNG’s most outstanding festivals and shows. In this land of legend, lore and more than 800 local languages, tradition beats like an ancient kundu drum. This…
Into the wild
Photographer Chris McLennan journeys along the Karawari River in the Sepik Basin, where he finds life is simple and the villagers are happy and welcoming. After being dropped by charter…
Manus the flip side
Manus Island is be best known for its immigration detention centre, but surfer photographer Joel Coleman reveals the unbridled beauty of the province in which it lies. There’s an old copy…
Meet the Huli Wigmen
The life and times of PNG’s Southern Highlands warrior clan, writes Richard Andrews It’s a long way from the snowy village of Elora, Ontario, to PNG’s Southern Highlands – home…
Cheers! Great South Pacific Beer Guide
10 brews to cool off with under a palm tree, reviewed by Craig Tansley. We know the South Pacific is home to some of the world’s most exotic islands and…
A PNG businesswoman with the right solutions
Kevin McQuillan speaks to HR expert Linda Paru who has become one of Papua New Guinea’s most successful business women. After 22 years of climbing the corporate ladder, Linda Paru found the…
Passion Play: Rugby League in Papua New Guinea
How rugby league has become a national obsession in Papua New Guinea, reports Dorian Mode. I love rugby league. Played it at school. Played it at uni. Indeed, when I was…
Papua New Guinea Bucket List
From diving to trekking to fishing, Roderick Eime delves into Papua New Guinea’s top attractions. Papua New Guinea is such a multi-faceted country that many outsiders will never grasp the rich…