Unreferenced date February 2008 CIA This article is about Communications in PapuaNewGuinea . Newspaper The National PapuaNewGuinea The National PapuaNewGuinea Post Courier Telephone Telephone s main lines in use 63,000 2005 Telephones mobile cellular 75,000 2005 Telephone system general assessment services are adequate facilities provide radiotelephone and telegraph , coastal radio, aeronautical radio , and international radio communication services domestic mostly radiotelephone international country code 675 submarine cables to Australia and Guam satellite earth station 1 Intelsat Pacific Ocean international radio communication service Radio Radio broadcasting broadcast stations Amplitude modulation AM 8, Frequency modulation FM 19, shortwave 28 1998 Radios 410,000 1997 Television Television broadcast stations 3 1997 Televisions 58,941 1999 Internet Internet Service Provider s ISPs 2 1999 4 2004 Country code Top level domain PG Telecommunications Oceania in topic Communications in Category Telecommunications in PapuaNewGuinea Category Communications in PapuaNewGuinea Category PapuaNewGuinea articles needing attention lt Papua Naujosios Gvin jos ry iai ... more details
Education in PapuaNewGuinea is managed through nineteen provinces and two district organisational units. In the 1980s, up to year 12 matriculation there were 2600 community schools grades 1 to 6 120 provincial high schools grades 7 to 10 4 national high schools the only institutions offering full time grades 11 and 12 the College of Distance Education grades 7 to 10 the Institute of Distance and Continuing Education matriculation studies limited private education provision pre school to grade 12. See the List of schools in PapuaNewGuinea for a partial listing of preschool s, primary school s, secondary school s, vocational education and university bodies both public and private in PapuaNewGuinea . In 2011 there are seven Universities in PNG. These Universities are accredited under the PNG Office of Higher Education and have establishing Acts of Parliament. The seven Universities and the main campus of each in alphabetical order Divine Word University in Madang Pacific Adventist University in Port Moresby PapuaNewGuinea University of Natural Resources and Environment Vudal in Rabaul University of Goroka in Goroka University of PNG in Port Moresby University of Natural Resources and Environment in Vudal with associated campuses in Popondetta,Kavieng and Sepik and University of Technology Unitech in Lae. External links http www2.unesco.org wef countryreports papuanewguinea contents.html Education For All Assessment 2000 PapuaNewGuinea Country Report provides a comprehensive report http www.nationmaster.com country pp Education Nationmaster Education in PNG http www.unitech.ac.pg PapuaNewGuinea University of Technology http www.uog.ac.pg University of Goroka http www.upng.ac.pg University of PapuaNewGuinea http www.dwu.ac.pg Divine Word University http www.unitech.ac.pg University of Technology Unitech http www.unre.ac.pg University of Natural Resources and Environment ... Education in PapuaNewGuinea PapuaNewGuinea stub Edu stub ... more details
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Image The National PNG.jpg thumb 200px Front page of The National on June 11, 2008. The main headline is the funeral ceremony for Joseph Kabui . The National is a daily, English language newspaper published in Papua New Guinea . It is also published online. The paper is owned by Malaysian logging company Rimbunan Hijau . ref http news.mongabay.com 2011 0516 png sabls.html ref References Reflist External links http www.thenational.com.pg The National s website PapuaNewGuinea stub oceania newspaper stub DEFAULTSORT National Category Companies of Papua New Guinea Category Newspapers published in Papua New Guinea Category Publications with year of establishment missing de The National Papua Neuguinea ... more details
Unreferenced date June 2009 A town located near the mouth of the Sepik River in the East Sepik province of Papua New Guinea . In 1913, in what was then German New Guinea , missionaries of the Catholic Society of the Divine Word established at settlement here. It was the first European settlement on the Sepik . The settlement s main industry was milling timber floated downriver and, to aid this, one of the first railways in the country was built to transport timber from the river to the sawmill. It was drawn by buffalo. The town was occupied during the Empire of Japan Japanese invasion of Papua New Guinea in 1942. Bombing and subsequent re occupation of the town by Allied forces led to the destruction of the sawmill, houses and church constructed there. These were rebuilt and, by the 1960s the area had a thriving milling business again. Shortly before independence in 1975, labour disputes led to the mismanagement and decline of the business and ultimately all industry ceased there. coord missing Papua New Guinea Category Populated places in Papua New Guinea ... more details
Aquaculture in PapuaNewGuinea is a developing industry, despite having been first introduced to the country in the 1960s. ref Cite book title Aquaculture in PapuaNewGuinea Status of freshwater fish farming editor Paul T. Smith publisher Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research location Canberra year 2007 url http www.aciar.gov.au publication MN125 ref The only forms of traditional aquaculture in the area are clam culture on Manus Island and Fish farming fish culture on Bougainville Island . ref name Coates Cite book author David Coates title Review of Aquaculture and Freshwater Fisheries in PapuaNewGuinea publisher Food and Agriculture Organization date September 1989 url http www.fao.org docrep field 003 AC080E AC080E00.htm ref Numerous attempts to introduce both marine and freshwater aquaculture in PapuaNewGuinea have been unsuccessful. ref name Coates Currently, the main freshwater facility for aquaculture is the Highlands Aquaculture Development Center in Aiyura . ref Cite journal author Ben Ponia coauthor Augustine Mobiha journal Secretariat of the Pacific Community SPC Fisheries Newsletter issue 101 page 20 date April June 2002 url http www.spc.int coastfish news Fish News 101 Ben Ponia 101.pdf ref References reflist Oceania topic Aquaculture in Category Aquaculture by country PapuaNewGuinea Category Economy of PapuaNewGuinea ... more details
Politics of PapuaNewGuinea Elections in PapuaNewGuinea gives information on election and election results in politics of PapuaNewGuineaPapuaNewGuinea . PapuaNewGuinea elects on national level a legislature . The National Parliament of PapuaNewGuinea National Parliament has 109 members, elected for a five year term in single seat constituency constituencies . PapuaNewGuinea has a multi party system, with numerous political parties parties in which no one party often has a chance of gaining power alone, and political parties parties must work with each other to form coalition government s. Electorates Members of Parliament represent the 109 single member electoral district electorate s. The 19 Provinces of PapuaNewGuinea provinces and the National Capital District PapuaNewGuinea National Capital District each elect a provincial member. Additionally there are 89 local Open electorates, of which three are in the National Capital District and 86 are in the provinces, with boundaries of the latter corresponding directly to administrative List of Districts and LLGs of PapuaNewGuinea districts . The Electoral Boundaries Commission , reporting in February 2006, suggested an additional 26 Open electorates be created. Legally, electoral boundaries must be reviewed every ten years, but due to political instability, no review occurred for 30 years. The future of the provincial electorates is under debate. Carol Kidu Lady Carol Kidu , after being elected as the only female Member of Parliament in the 2007 general election, called for seats to be reserved for women to improve ... in PapuaNewGuinea Oceania election stub ... ref Latest elections Main PapuaNew Guinean general election, 2007 Parliamentary elections were held ... , but rather limited preferential voting . PapuaNew Guinean parliamentary election, 2007 Past elections PapuaNew Guinean elections See also Electoral calendar Electoral system External links ... more details
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long name Territory of Papua and NewGuinea common name Papua and NewGuinea continent Oceania region NewGuinea country Papua and NewGuinea empire Australia status United Nations Trust Territory ... event start History of PapuaNewGuinea The Territory of Papua and NewGuinea Union established p1 Territory of NewGuinea flag p1 Flag of Australia.svg p2 Territory of Papua flag p2 Flag of the Territory of Papua.svg s1 PapuaNewGuinea flag s1 Flag of PapuaNew Guinea.svg image flag Flag of PapuaNewGuinea 1965.svg flag Flag of PapuaNewGuinea flag type image map LocationPapuaNewGuinea.png ... High Commissioner of PapuaNewGuinea High Commissioner representative1 List of colonial heads of PapuaNewGuinea List of High Commissioners of PapuaNewGuinea title deputy Prime Minister of Australia ... of Territory of PapuaPapua and Territory of NewGuineaNewGuinea in 1949. In 1972, the name of the Territory changed to PapuaNewGuinea and in 1975 it became the independent nation of PapuaNew ... name state1 cite web url http www.state.gov r pa ei bgn 2797.htm title PapuaNewGuinea publisher ... over Papua the southern coast of NewGuinea. The protectorate, called British NewGuinea , was annexed ... in 1902 and British NewGuinea became the Australian Territory of Papua , with Australian administration ... ese. Most of West Papua region West Papua , at that time known as Dutch NewGuinea , was occupied ... of Milne Bay . The offensives in Papua and NewGuinea of 1943 44 were the single largest series of connected ..., civil administration of Papua and NewGuinea was restored, and under the PapuaNewGuinea Provisional Administration Act 1945 46 , Papua and NewGuinea were combined in an administrative union. ref name state1 The Papua and NewGuinea Act 1949 united the Territory of Papua and the Territory of NewGuinea as the Territory of Papua and NewGuinea. The Act formally approved the placing of NewGuinea under the international trusteeship system and confirmed the administrative union of NewGuinea and Papua ... more details
. ref name Aerts cite book author Aerts, Theo title The martyrs of PapuaNewGuinea 333 missionary lives lost during World War II publisher University of PapuaNewGuinea Press year 1994 isbn 9980840536 ... The Maisin of PapuaNewGuinea and the Fate of the Rainforest publisher University of Toronto Press ...&dq sangara, papuanew guinea&hl en&ei 6bU4TLG1KqronQf2ubGCBA&sa X&oi book result&ct result&resnum 3&ved 0CDgQ6AEwAjgK v onepage&q&f false author Murray, John Hubert title Papua Or British NewGuinea ... in PapuaNewGuinea coffee production , lying in the foothills. ref cite book author Mair, Lucy Philip title Australia in NewGuinea publisher Melbourne University Press year 1970 ref 18 commercial .... ref name Denoon & Snowden cite book title A History of agriculture in PapuaNewGuinea a time to plant and a time to uproot author Denoon, Donald, Snowden, Catherine work PapuaNewGuinea. Dept. of Primary Industry publisher Institute of PapuaNewGuinea Studies year 1980 ref Louis Austen , a retired ... Bay and then shipped overseas. ref cite book title The handbook of Papua and NewGuinea author Pacific ... and Railways in PapuaNewGuinea publisher www.pngbuai.com format PDF ref Sangara was also ... sugar production in PapuaNewGuinea. ref International Sugar Journal 1931 ref The company was reported ... NewGuinea and Papua 1884 1942 author Lewis, David Charles publisher The Journal of Pacific History ... Category Populated places in PapuaNewGuinea ... zIiu3JxGjMIC&pg PA33&dq Sangara, PapuaNew Guinea&hl en&ei NrI4TNXRA4 onQf6qbyGBA&sa X&oi book result&ct ... more details
Politics of PapuaNewGuinea The politics of PapuaNewGuinea takes place in a framework of a Parliamentary ... of Nations , whereby the List of Prime Ministers of the PapuaNewGuinea Prime Minister is the head of government and of a multi party system . PapuaNewGuinea is an independent country and Commonwealth ... Elizabeth the Second, Queen of PapuaNewGuinea and of Her other Realms and Territories, Head of the Commonwealth , or simply Queen of PapuaNewGuinea , is represented in PapuaNewGuinea by a governor ... NewGuinea is elected by parliament. The governments of PapuaNewGuinea are characterized by weak ..., chooses the other members of the Cabinet of PapuaNewGuinea cabinet . Each ministry is headed ... court. office table Monarch of PapuaNewGuinea Monarch Elizabeth II 6 February 1952 Governor General of PapuaNewGuinea Governor General Michael Ogio 20 December 2010 Prime Minister of PapuaNew ... main National Parliament of PapuaNewGuineaPapuaNewGuinea has a unicameral National Parliament of PapuaNewGuinea National Parliament , previously known as the House of Assembly. It has 109 seats ... are elected from the Provinces of PapuaNewGuinea nineteen provinces and the National Capital District PapuaNewGuinea National Capital District . After independence in 1975, members were elected ... parties and elections elect List of political parties in PapuaNewGuinea Elections in PapuaNewGuineaPapuaNew Guinean parliamentary election, 2007 Judicial branch main Law of PapuaNewGuineaPapua ... the laws. There are several levels, culminating in the Supreme Court of PapuaNewGuinea . There is a Supreme Court of PapuaNewGuinea , not separately constituted but an appellate Full Court ... Commission. Provincial government main Provinces of PapuaNewGuinea Reforms in June 1995 changed ..., while retaining their national seats in Parliament. PapuaNewGuinea has twenty province level ... Capital District, PapuaNewGuinea National Capital District . File Papuanewguinea provinces ... more details
Religion in PapuaNewGuinea is predominantly Christianity Christian with traditional animist and ancestor worship still found in some places. The courts and government in both theory and practice uphold a constitutional right to freedom of speech, thought, and belief. A large majority of PapuaNew Guineans identify themselves as members of a Christian church 96 in the 2000 census , however many combine their Christian faith with traditional indigenous beliefs and practices. ref cite web url http www.state.gov g drl rls irf 2003 24317.htm accessdate 2006 03 23 title US Department of State International Religious Freedom Report 2003 ref The 2010 Report on International Religious Freedom by the United Nations Refugee Agency ref http www.unhcr.org refworld category,COI,,,PNG,4cf2d074c,0.html 2010 ... Church of PapuaNewGuinea 19.5 United Church in PapuaNewGuinea and the Solomon Islands United ... Alliance 5.2 Anglican Church of PapuaNewGuinea 3.2 Baptist 0.5 Salvation Army 0.2 Other Christian ... denominations include the Jehovah s Witnesses and the Members Church of God International . The PapuaNewGuinea Council of Churches members are Anglican Church of PapuaNewGuinea Gutnius Lutheran ... Lutheran Church of PapuaNewGuinea United Church in PapuaNewGuinea and the Solomon Islands ... religions include Bah Faith Bah perhaps 40,000 , while Islam in PapuaNewGuinea counts ... and many have elements of ancestor worship . See also Roman Catholicism in PapuaNewGuinea References reflist External links http www.ispng.com Islamic Society of PapuaNewGuinea http anglicanhistory.org aus png Anglican history in PapuaNewGuinea primary texts Cite book last Jebens first Holger title Pathways to heaven contesting mainline and fundamentalist Christianity in PapuaNewGuinea publisher Berghahn Books date 2005 location New York, NY pages 284 url http books.google.ca books?id ... topic Religion in Category Religion in PapuaNewGuinea de Religion in Papua Neuguinea ... more details
Refimprove date April 2008 About the monarchy of PapuaNewGuinea information on the other countries ... realm . Infobox monarchy font color black royal title Queen realm PapuaNewGuinea coatofarms Coat of arms of PapuaNew Guinea.svg coatofarms article Coat of arms of PapuaNewGuinea image Elizabeth II ... Kingdom Elizabeth II date September 16, 1975 Politics of PapuaNewGuinea The monarchy of PapuaNewGuinea the PapuaNew Guinean Monarchy is a system of government in which a hereditary monarch is the sovereign of PapuaNewGuinea. The present monarch of PapuaNewGuinea is Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom Queen Elizabeth II . PapuaNewGuinea share the Sovereign with a number of Commonwealth realms ... NewGuinea . International and domestic role One of the most complicated features of the PapuaNew Guinean ... person as their Monarch and Head of State PapuaNewGuinea is one of these. ref http www.royal.gov.uk ... &mdash including PapuaNewGuinea &mdash is sovereign and independent of the others. Development ... of Westminster, 1931 . PapuaNewGuinea has a common monarchy with Britain and the other Commonwealth ... the control of the PapuaNew Guinean Parliament, PapuaNewGuinea cannot change the rules of succession ... solely by PapuaNew Guinean Minister government ministers . Title In PapuaNewGuinea, the Queen s official title is Elizabeth the Second, Queen of PapuaNewGuinea and of Her other Realms and Territories ... State of PapuaNewGuinea. . This style communicates PapuaNewGuinea s status as an independent monarchy, highlighting the Monarch s role specifically as Queen of PapuaNewGuinea, as well as the shared ... NewGuinea, and is addressed as such when in PapuaNewGuinea, or performing duties on behalf of Papua ... Her Majesty the Queen a having been requested by the people of PapuaNewGuinea, through their Constituent Assembly, to become the Queen and Head of State of PapuaNewGuinea and b having graciously consented so to become, is the Queen and Head of State of PapuaNewGuinea. She is referred to in the Constitution ... more details
, an endangered endemic species found in Huon Peninsula PapuaNewGuinea together with the West Papua region West Papua region of Indonesia NewGuinea make up a major tropical wilderness area ... because it has two sources of origin ref Beehler B.M 1993 ed PapuaNewGuinea Conservation needs analysis Volume 2 , PapuaNewGuinea Department of Environment and Conservation. ref The Gondwana ... are endemic. PapuaNewGuinea Geography Ecosystems range from lowland forests to montane forests, alpine ..., about 79 ref http www.undp.org.in hdrc APRI NHDR Rgn Papua 20New 20Guinea PapuaNewGuinea Development Report, Office of national Planning, Port Moresby, PapuaNewGuinea, 1998 ref of the PNG population Culture of PapuaNewGuinea depend on the biological resource to sustain their physical, spiritual and social livelihoods. ref Sillitoe P., 2001, Hunting for Conservation in the PapuaNewGuinea ... of wildlife in PapuaNewGuinea. Environmentalist 4, supplement 7 22 26 ref The biological ... . ref Sillitoe, P. 1999. Beating the boundaries Land tenure and identity in the PapuaNewGuinea ... Constitution The Politics of PapuaNewGuinea PNG government recognized the relationship between the people ... NARI . The government owned universities the University of PapuaNewGuinea UPNG and the Papua ... and Planning for PapuaNewGuinea. Canberra CSIRO Press. ref This would increase the total protected ... NewGuinea Mining in PapuaNewGuinea Despite the provision for conservation in the legal framework ... out conservation in PNG. The PapuaNewGuinea Land tenure land tenure , wherein the communities own .... PNG raises most of its revenue from the Economy of PapuaNewGuinea extraction of natural resources ... Bay Province, PapuaNewGuinea, 1996, Mar. Freshwater Res., 1997, 48, 513 6 ref In the case of the introduced ... Conservation in DEFAULTSORT Conservation In PapuaNewGuinea Category Biodiversity Category Biota of PapuaNewGuinea Category Protected areas of PapuaNewGuinea ... more details
Use dmy dates date July 2011 Infobox Paralympics PapuaNewGuineaPapuaNewGuinea first competed at the Summer Paralympic Games in 1984 Summer Paralympics 1984 , sending a delegation of four athletes to compete in track and field , then missed out on three consecutive Games before returning in 2000 Summer Paralympics 2000 , with two athletes in track and field and one in powerlifting . ref IPC medals npc PNG ref PapuaNewGuinea was absent again in 2004, and returned for its third competition in 2008 Summer Paralympics 2008 . ref http www.radioaustralia.net.au news stories 200807 s2298580.htm Toua makes comeback complete in PNG Olympic squad , ABC Radio Australia, 9 July 2008 ref Francis Kompaon won PapuaNewGuinea s first ever Paralympic or Olympic medal when he took silver in the 100 metre sprint, T46 category, at the 2008 Games. He finished 0.05 seconds behind gold medal winner Heath Francis , of Australia at the Paralympics Australia . ref http www.athletics oceania.com index.cgi?det 1&intArticleID 1921&sID 2 Silver for Francis Kompaon , Oceania Athletics Association, 15 September 2008 ref ref http www.postcourier.com.pg 20080916 view01.htm Kompaon a champ on our national day , Post Courier , 16 September 2008 ref PapuaNewGuinea has never taken part in the Winter Paralympic Games . ref IPC medals npc PNG ref List of medallists class wikitable style width 6em Medal style width 10em Name style width 8em Games style width 7em Sport style width 10em Event silver medal Francis Kompaon 2008 Summer Paralympics 2008 Beijing Athletics at the 2008 Summer Paralympics Athletics 100m T46 See also PapuaNewGuinea at the Olympics References reflist NationsinParalympics Category PapuaNewGuinea at the Paralympics he ... more details
Sport overview country PapuaNewGuinea sport netball image imagesize 260px caption union PapuaNewGuinea Netball Federation nickname registered 10,000 clubs Number of registered teams in the country. first First played in the country. match First played in the country. league national1 Name of a national competition club1 Name of an important team in the competition club2 national2 Name of a national competition national3 Name of a national competition national4 Name of a national competition countryflag PapuaNewGuineaPapuaNewGuinea Netball Federation was created in the 1960s. ref name netball png harvnb Netball PapuaNewGuinea ref There are over 10,000 registered netball players in the country. ref name netball png A large support base for the sport exists around Port Morseby . ref name lal 258 harvnb Lal Fortune 2000 p 458 ref England s record against PapuaNewGuinea in international matched between 1949 and 1976 was one win and zero losses. England beat PapuaNewGuinea 114 16 at the World Tournament in 1975. ref name aena 31 harvnb All England Netball Association p 31 ref At Gay Games VI , a transgendered netball from PapuaNewGuinea competed. ref name Symons 122 harvnb Symons Hemphill 2006 p 122 ref Some of the top performances for the PapuaNewGuinea national netball team include 2008 Nations Cup First ref name netball png 2008 harvnb Netball PapuaNewGuinea 2008 ref As of January 2011, the women s national team was ranked number seventeen in the world. ref name ifna ranking harvnb International Federation of Netball Associations 2011a ref References reflist ... PapuaNewGuinea title Netball PNG Profile url http www.sportingpulse.com assoc page.cgi?c 2 1505 0 0 0&sID 46819 accessdate 1 March 2011 ref harv cite web author Netball PapuaNewGuinea title 2008 ... refend Oceania topic Netball in Use dmy dates date May 2011 DEFAULTSORT Netball In PapuaNewGuinea Category Netball in PapuaNewGuinea ... more details
The PapuaNewGuinea Party is a political party in PapuaNewGuinea . It was founded in 2007 by former Prime Minister and leader of the People s Democratic Movement , Mekere Morauta , along with fellow MP Wake Goi . The party won 8 out of 109 seats in the PapuaNew Guinean general election, 2007 2007 General Elections ref This result is according to PapuaNew Guinean general election, 2007 . ref With this result the party became the largest opposition party ref http www.pacificmagazine.net news 2007 08 30 temu is pngs new deputy prime minister Pacific Magazine ref . When Morauta stepped down from the leadership of the Opposition and of the party in May 2010, Belden Namah was elected to succeed him to both. ref http www.radioaustralia.net.au pacbeat stories 201105 s3212987.htm Belden Namah is PNG s new Opposition Leader , ABC Radio Australia, 10 May 2011 ref In August 2011, following a change in government, Namah became Deputy Prime Minister under PM Peter O Neill , as part of a coalition government. ref http www.postcourier.com.pg 20110818 news16.htm Climate Change ambassador in US to be replaced , Post Courier , 18 August 2011 ref By January 2012, the party s parliamentary membership had increased to 25, as members of smaller parties joined it. ref http www.thenational.com.pg ?q node 28196 Namah confident of forming government , The National , 24 January 2012 ref References reflist PapuaNew Guinean political parties Category Political parties in PapuaNewGuinea Category PapuaNewGuinea Party politicians Main PapuaNewGuinea party stub sv Papua Nya Guinea partiet ... more details
Sport in PapuaNewGuinea is an important part of the national culture. Rugby league is the most popular sport in PapuaNewGuinea. ref name rl cite news url http news.bbc.co.uk sport2 hi rugby league ... Records World Cup history if PapuaNewGuinea the only country to have Rugby League as its national ... weightlifting . Rugby league Main Rugby league in PapuaNewGuinea Rugby league is the most popular sport in PapuaNewGuinea. Rugby league also holds the title as the national sport . cite ... a mandatory part of the curriculum in all schools in PapuaNewGuinea. ref cite news url http www.smh.com.au ... throughout the nation. The PapuaNewGuinea national rugby league team , known as the Kumuls ... Main Australian rules football in PapuaNewGuinea Image Png victory 2.jpg thumb 300px right Scenes of celebration as PapuaNewGuinea are crowned International Australian Rules Football champions ... NewGuinea. Cricket Cricket has been traditionally popular in PapuaNewGuinea, where the British ... NewGuineaPapuaNewGuinea is a three tier rugby union playing nation. They began playing international rugby union in 1966, and have yet to make the Rugby World Cup . Teams from PapuaNewGuinea .... There are no registered senior female players. The PapuaNewGuinea national rugby union team national side is ranked 54th in the world as of December 1, 2006 . Football See also PapuaNewGuinea national football team Association football is also played in PapuaNewGuinea. The governing body for the sport in the country is the PapuaNewGuinea Football Association . In the FIFA World Rankings for September 2008, PapuaNewGuinea national football team PapuaNewGuinea are joint 200th and last ... png PapuaNewGuinea section on FIFA site ref See also Culture of PapuaNewGuinea References reflist Oceania in topic Sport in Category Sport in PapuaNewGuinea .... Many PapuaNew Guineans have become instant celebrities by representing their country or playing ... more details
Infobox PapuaNewGuinea place type village name Aheri province wsp llg Amanab Rural LLG lang langarea latd 3 latm 34 longd 141 longm 11 coordinates type region PG type city image caption pop 122 popdate 1990 Aheri is a village in Amanab Rural LLG Anamab Rural Local Level Government area, Vanimo Green River District , Sandaun Province in PapuaNewGuinea . ref cite book title 1990 national population census, final figures census unit populations, volume 18 page 5 year 1993 publisher National Statistical Office of PapuaNewGuinea oclc 30590658 ref It is located at 3 34 2 S 141 11 21 E. References Reflist http www.geonames.org 2101273 aheri.html Category Populated places in Sandaun Province ... more details
in PapuaNewGuinea, Sarah Dix Transparency International PapuaNewGuinea 345 347 ref Environment ... page 26, 11 ref See also Conservation in PapuaNewGuinea Deforestation in Indonesia References reflist ... of PapuaNewGuinea 2008 Deforestation Category Environment of PapuaNewGuinea Category Deforestation by region PapuaNewGuinea Category Forestry in PapuaNewGuinea ...File New Ireland forest cover 1989 2000.jpg thumb Satellite images exemplify massive loss of forest cover in New Ireland island New Ireland between 1989 bottom and 2000 top Deforestation in PapuaNewGuinea has been extensive in recent decades and is continuing at an estimated rate of 1.4 of tropical forest being lost annually. ref name Shearman http www.scienceinpublic.com png forests.htm Shearman et al. The State of Forests of PapuaNewGuinea , University of PapuaNewGuinea, 2008 ref Deforestation in PapuaNewGuinea is mainly a result of illegal logging, which contributed to 70 90 of all timber exports, one of the highest rates in the world. ref name GCR2011 http www.transparency.org publications gcr gcr climate change2 Full Global Corruption Report 2011 Climate Change, Corruption A root cause of deforestation and forest degradation Patrick Alley director of Global Witness . pg.299 311 ref Illegal logging is linked to corruption , environmental issues and human rights concerns. ref name GCR2009 http www.transparency.org content download 46187 739801Global corruption report 2009 Corruption and the Private Sector Transparency International August 2009 page 288 289 ref The exportation of timber and the licensing of logging activity in PapuaNewGuinea is managed by the PapuaNewGuinea Forestry Authority PapuaNewGuinea Forestry Authority . ref cite web url http www.forestry.gov.pg site page.php?id 1 title About Us author PapuaNewGuinea Forest Authority publisher PapuaNewGuinea Forest Authority ref The PNG Government is interested in turning the asset into carbon trading ... more details
Katika is a village on the Huon Peninsula , in Morobe Province , PapuaNewGuinea . External links http www.fallingrain.com world PP 14 Katika.html PapuaNewGuinea geo stub coord 6 29 S 147 50 E display title region PG type city source GNS enwiki Category Populated places in Morobe Province ... more details
File Nuku PNG.jpg frame Nuku Nuku , also known as Nuku Station, is the capital of Nuku District, PapuaNewGuinea Nuku District in Sandaun Province , PapuaNewGuinea . The district is the tertiary level of political division within PapuaNewGuinea, after the national and provincial levels. The population is approximately 800, though this is variable with the presence of government employees who may only spend short periods of time in the capital, though they may maintain a residence there. Nuku contains a government outpost, post office, medical center, and airstrip. There are several trade stores, and some Western goods can be purchased, though these are not consistent or reliable for any given item. The global coordinates for Nuku are 3 40 46.03 S x 142 28 50.51 E and it lies at an average elevation of 815 feet, though the area is mountainous and the elevation is variable. The language of Nuku is Mehek language Mehek , though Tok Pisin is also widely spoken. Nuku is accessible by motor vehicle, though the roads are quite rough and can be impassible during the rainy season. The nearest large town, Mai PapuaNewGuinea Mai , is about two hours by motor vehicle or eight hours walking. coord 3 40 S 142 29 E display title region PG type city source GNS enwiki Category Populated places in Sandaun Province ... more details
Dumpu is a village in the upper Ramu Valley in Madang Province , PapuaNewGuinea . The village is serviced by Dumpu Airport . During World War II the village became the divisional headquarters of the Australia n 11th Division Australia 11th Division . PapuaNewGuinea geo stub Category Madang Province ... more details
Morobe is a small coastal village located in Morobe Bay , in the south of Morobe Province , PapuaNewGuinea . History An administrative post for the protectorate of German NewGuinea , it was occupied by Australian troops of the Australian Naval and Military Expeditionary Force in 1914 during World War I . During World War II , Morobe was occupied by the Imperial Japanese in 1942. On 3 April 1943 the United States army liberated Morobe. The village and surrounding area became a staging point for United States American and Australian troops during the NewGuinea campaign . Nearby Yanina village made headlines around the world after Thomas Eri, a sex cult leader who promised bumper banana crops for those who had sex in public in front of him, escaped from police with seven of his naked followers. ref http www.telegraph.co.uk news newstopics howaboutthat 6194175 Banana sex cult leader hunted by police in PapuaNew Guinea.html Banana sex cult leader hunted by police in PapuaNewGuinea , The Daily Telegraph, 15 Sept 2009. Accessed 19 November 2009. ref ref http www.hindustantimes.com PNG banana sex cult leader splits after police raid report H1 Article1 454183.aspx PNG banana sex cult leader splits after police raid report , Hindustani Times, 15 Sept 2009. Accessed 19 November 2009. ref Airport Morobe is serviced by Morobe airport . References reflist http www.world airport codes.com papuanewguinea morobe 4900.html Morobe Airport details coord missing PapuaNewGuinea br Category Morobe Province PapuaNewGuinea geo stub de Morobe ... more details
Refimprove date January 2008 Infobox economy country PapuaNewGuinea image Port Moresby Town Mschlauch.JPG ... papuanewguinea title Doing Business in PapuaNewGuinea 2012 publisher World Bank accessdate ... wreaked havoc on PapuaNewGuinea s coffee , Cocoa bean cocoa , and coconut production, the mainstays ... resources main Mining in PapuaNewGuinea In 1999, mineral production accounted for 26.3 of gross domestic ... news archive 130 january 2011 3171 papuanewguineanew mt suckling porphyries.html ref A consortium ... of PapuaNewGuinea. In 2001, it expects to begin the commercialization of the country s estimated ... of a gas pipeline from PapuaNewGuinea to Queensland, Australia . Agriculture, timber, and fish Main Agriculture in PapuaNewGuineaPapuaNewGuinea also produces and exports valuable agricultural ... boats of other nations catch tuna in PapuaNewGuinea waters under license. PapuaNewGuinea is the largest yam market in Asia. Industry In general, the PapuaNewGuinea economy is highly dependent ... exporters to PapuaNewGuinea. Petroleum, mining machinery and aircraft have been the primary U.S. exports to PapuaNewGuinea. In 1999, as mineral exploration and new minerals investments declined, so did United States exports. Australia is PapuaNewGuinea s most important export market, followed by Japan and the European Union . Crude oil is the largest U.S. import from PapuaNewGuinea, followed ... in which there is an American interest also is under development in Port Moresby . PapuaNewGuinea ... the World Trade Organization WTO in 1996. Development programs and aid PapuaNewGuinea is highly dependent on foreign aid . Australia is the largest bilateral aid donor to PapuaNewGuinea, offering .... Other major sources of aid to PapuaNewGuinea are Japan , the European Union , the People s Republic ... throughout the country. Economic conditions as of 2003 By mid 1999, PapuaNewGuinea s economy was in crisis ... rising as most Asian economies recovered from their 1998 slump, PapuaNewGuinea s foreign currency ... more details