Interested to know what happens when your government stops providing services? In Papua New Guinea, a weak health service has seen deadly outbreaks of preventable disease. Only wealthy countries have the luxury of ignoring the science on vaccines #papuanewguinea #pleasevaccinate

Beetlebum, released prior to Song 2. So, yes.

Wouldn't it be great to have a conference with the sponsorship and resources of the Sydney mining conference, focused on investment in PNG-owned companies, NGOs and social enterprises, and AU$600 million/PGK1.5 billion funding for our poorest regions? #dreamsarefree #rugbyisexpensive #papuanewguinea

Bring the crusher, you’ll get a good price for it here #PapuaNewGuinea

Papua New Guinea granted historic NRL expansion licence after years of campaigning * PNG to become just second overseas franchise from 2028 * Australian government can pull $600m funding at any time Australia will be able to withdraw $600m in funding for a PNG rugby league team at any time and without cause under a 10-year deal…

Papua New Guinea granted historic NRL expansion licence after years of campaigning

Congratulations to Audrey from Oro, Papua New Guinea, who has secured her Work and Holiday Maker visa and a great role in Queensland!
#papuanewguinea #puttingPNGtowork

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When work doesn't pay The recent PNG Business Coalition for Women Labour Market Survey found that 44 percent of Papua New Guineans are not earning any money through work. Let's think about that for a moment.

44 percent of PNGians are working for free. They are volunteering, finding themselves off payroll but still working (how many nurses and teachers in remote locations have I met in this situation?), and caring for children or the elderly.

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Did you know there are less than 400,000 formal sector jobs in Papua New Guinea - for a population of over 12 million, and possibly closer to 17 million? Jobs are the most important development issue for this decade.