Namun, mantan Panglima Angkatan Pertahanan PNG, Mayor Jenderal (Purn) Jerry Singirok, menilai negaranya hanya menjadi “pion” dalam Perjanjian Pukpuk yang| Jubi Papua
System Windows 95 miał pulpit o jednolitym kolorze, nazwijmy go morskim. Dlaczego instalator nie ustawiał domyślnie żadnej tapetki? A gdybym powiedział wam, że taki obrazek mógłby zająć ponad połowę całej pamięci operacyjnej? Nie ma w tym wiele przesady, wybierzmy się więc trzy dekady w przeszłość i sprawdźmy, jak sprawy miały się w okolicach premiery Windows […] Artykuł Dlaczego Windows 95 nie miał domyślnej tapety pochodzi z serwisu Informatyk Zakładowy.| Informatyk Zakładowy
With the golden jubilee celebrations having just passed, Papua New Guinea is equal parts festive and reflective. The national broadcasters have played their part in fostering the latter: screening history-themed documentaries and news segments in between the comprehensive live coverage of official events across the nation’s capital. Universities and training centres such as the Somare ... Read moreDisclosure Funding for the Revitalising the PNG Dictionary of Biography project is provided by...| Devpolicy Blog from the Development Policy Centre
As Papua New Guinea celebrates 50 years of independence, we reflect on progress made in improving health and strengthening relationships. Our experience through a major program on maternal and child health, Healthy Mothers Healthy Babies (HMHB), is that having strong, resilient health systems is a key foundation for independence — and the partnerships that sustain ... Read moreAbout the author/s James Beeson Professor James Beeson is a Deputy Director (Research Strategy) and Head of the Mal...| Devpolicy Blog from the Development Policy Centre
Polopa means “go ahead, I will come after you”. It is the name given to the Polopa-speaking people of the Southern Highlands Province — a population of about 10,000 people living in the Erave local level government area. They live in nine council wards: Kerabi, Balowei, Tiri, Waraga, Waposale, Kele, Puputau (Mt Tawa), Sirigi and Sopuse. ... Read moreAbout the author/s Busa Jeremiah Wenogo Busa Jeremiah Wenogo is a Papua New Guinean development economist who specialises in issues relati...| Devpolicy Blog from the Development Policy Centre
PNG’s minimum wage has been K3.50 per hour (K28 per eight-hour day) since July 2016. However, prices of food and non-food items have continued to increase over time. Consequently, urban minimum-wage earners in the first quarter of 2025 could purchase one-quarter less food and other goods and services compared to July 2016 — a significant ... Read moreDisclosure Funding for this research was provided by the Australia Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade through the Australia High Commis...| Devpolicy Blog from the Development Policy Centre
The delay on the Australia-PNG Pukpuk security treaty invites consideration of the risks of disproportionate investment in defence, says Michael Kabuni.| Devpolicy Blog from the Development Policy Centre
Picture from left to right presidential candidates Sam Kauna, Nick Peniai, Louis Smith and Joe Lera EXCLUSIVE Four presidential candidates for the Bougainville general election have called for a fresh presidential ballot amid alleged, massive fraud favouring the incumbent President, Ishmael Toroama. Spokesman for the group of four, Louis Smith, a presidential candidate, said several […] The post Widespread voting fraud at Bougainville general election, calls on PNG court for fresh president...| www.cairnsnews.org
If history teaches us anything, it is that peace is fragile and contingent. Like any healthy and productive garden, it needs constant tending. The renewed outbreak of fighting in Wapenamanda in Enga Province in August, following the hard-won peace symbolised by the signing of the Peace Accords at the Airways hotel in Port Moresby in ... Read moreAbout the author/s William Kipongi William Kipongi is a research officer in the National Security and International Relations Research Program at the...| Devpolicy Blog from the Development Policy Centre
Today Papua New Guinea celebrates 50 years of independence. Independence days are usually marked by speeches, feasts and cultural dances. The celebrations are the largest yet, with several other countries joining PNG to mark the occasion, including Prince Edward of the United Kingdom, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, Indonesian Vice President Gibran Rakabuming Raka and ... Read moreDisclosure This research was undertaken with the support of the ANU-UPNG Partnership, an initiative ...| Devpolicy Blog from the Development Policy Centre
On the occasion of Papua New Guinea’s 50th anniversary of independence, I want to acknowledge some of my favourite elements that make up the nation of PNG. These are some of the things that impress me, teach me and bring me joy. They have kept me coming back over the past seven years living in ... Read moreDisclosure The views in this article are those of the author and not necessarily those of his employer. About the author/s Luke McKenzie Luke McKenzie works as an advisor to the Papua New...| Devpolicy Blog from the Development Policy Centre
The story of the relationship between the two national universities is also the story of the relationship between two nations, says Sinclair Dinnen.| Devpolicy Blog from the Development Policy Centre
In this blog post, we’ll take a quick look at how JDeli simplifies image editing for Java developers. The ideal image processing Java library should get you optimal results, and modify images witho…| Java PDF Blog
Introduction Java cannot automatically generate thumbnails of PDF pages, but luckily there is plenty of software which can do this. This example uses our own JPedal library to create Thumbnails in …| Java PDF Blog
For robust image processing in Java, JDeli stands out as an Aspose alternative, offering powerful features for various imaging tasks. Both offer powerful features for reading, writing, converting, and manipulating images, we will look at their key differences. However, their strengths, supported formats, and ideal use cases different. Here’s a detailed comparison to help you […] The post Aspose Alternative for Image Processing appeared first on Java PDF Blog and was written by Amy Pearson.| Java PDF Blog
Bilum making is a cultural tradition in Papua New Guinea that has encouraged much strength and optimism among the local women. For dedicated single mothers like Lina Singu, she says, “Bilum is my life”. The woven bag with its vibrant colours has become a source of living for Singu and her family. Today, she trains […] The post ‘Bilum is my life’: PNG women share stories of strength and optimism appeared first on Pacific Makete.| Pacific Makete