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The PACIFIC HISTORY they dont teach at school

On 07 Aug, 2014 By rait man

The PACIFIC HISTORY they dont teach at school DVD out now!

Learn about the great Polynesian NAVIGATORS who were in America hundreds of years before Christopher Columbus. Learn about the lost written language of Polynesia, The RONGORONGO SCRIPT. Learn about the Polynesians who were traded as slaves In Australia. Learn about the famous LESA Court Case where the Privy Council, the highest Court in the Commonwealth, made ALL Samoans born IN Samoa New Zealand citizens! Learn about the Genocide of our Pacific Brothers and Sisters in West Papua and much more!

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"Real" Nation Notions

On 18 Apr, 2012 By Klaireh

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Papua New Guinea's soldiers and cops victims of our failed model of development

On 26 Feb, 2012 By rait man

By Martyn Namorong

Papua New Guinean film maker Scott Waide’s recent video (see below) featuring the squalid living conditions of police in the Madang Province, highlighted the humanity and fragileness of these men in blue in Papua New Guinea (PNG).

No doubt there are shit cops who in many ways have defined the way the public sees the police force. But when one is presented with shit living conditions yet chooses to continue to serve the public, surely such service is beyond “just doing one’s job”.

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Free trade is not what the Pacific needs

On 21 Jul, 2011 By tok stret

The article below by Nick Dearden argues that African prosperity relies on a wholesale rejection of the western free trade model, which is still being promoted by the USA, Europe and their economic allies like Australia.

Papua New Guinea has recently approved a new Interim Economic Partnership Agreement with the European Union and is being pressured by Australia and New Zealand to sign the  Pacific Agreement on Closer Economic Relations (PACER).

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Eminent persons line up to rubbish Papua New Guinea's failed model of development

On 07 Apr, 2011 By rait man With 1 Comments

A series of eminent persons, including Sir John Kaputin, Peter Donigi. Alan Bird and Jamie Maxton-Graham, have spoken out this week to rubbish the government's model of development which favours foreign corporations over indigenous business and ensures the majority of people live in poverty.

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