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Papua New Guinea Blogs: A DESPERADO BY A FOREIGNER IN THE LAND OF MILK AND...

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Papua New Guinea Blogs: NATIONAL COURT ISSUES INTERIM STAY ON PM'S ARREST

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Papua New Guinea Blogs: O’NEILL INTERFERING WITH OMBUDSMAN COMMISSION

Papua New Guinea Blogs: O’NEILL INTERFERING WITH OMBUDSMAN COMMISSION: Whilst the whole country was drawn to the Parakagate, the Ombudsman Commission silently moved in on Peter O’Neill in relation to the UBS l...

Papua New Guinea Blogs: PNG University Students, Lead the Way With Greater...

Papua New Guinea Blogs: PNG University Students, Lead the Way With Greater...: By J Wampar It was inspiring when I first read that UPNG students were finally waking up and getting involved.  But so many ups and downs ...

Papua New Guinea Blogs: Currency and inflation management in PNG

Papua New Guinea Blogs: Currency and inflation management in PNG: By SOLOMON AWALI The following piece attempts to briefly shed some light on how the exchange rate and inflationary mechanisms work as some...

Shopping & Markets in Papua New Guinea

The capital of Port Moresby has duty free shops and several excellent craft outlets, which stock artefacts from around the country. PNG Arts at the Gordon’s end of Spring Garden Road, Hanuacraft, near the junction of Spring Garden Road and Waigani Drive, and Beyond Art (downtown Port Moresby) have a wide range of items, with many handcrafted items produced in a traditional village environment. Visitors can also try the Gordons or Koki markets for cheaper crafts such as bilums (string bags). Locals also sell handcrafts from the street outside the Port Moresby Travelodge.