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PNG 49th Indepence celebrations: Theres hope still - A personal reflection.

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Former schoolmates from UPNG catching up at Kensington. On Saturday, September 14th, Papua New Guineans living in Sydney gathered at Kensington to celebrate the country's 49th anniversary and reflect on its journey since 1975. Despite the distance from their homeland, members of the PNG diaspora remain deeply connected to the country’s progress and are optimistic about its potential to thrive on the global stage. For many, the anniversary is a moment to assess Papua New Guinea’s growth as a nation, especially in areas of development and international relations.    When ''ambuge Joysi'' gots the ladies on the dance floor. The 49th independence anniversary of Papua New Guinea is a moment of both celebration and reflection. For me, it represents the resilience of our people, our rich cultural heritage, and our journey as a nation. Living in Australia has certainly deepened my connection to my identity as a Papua New Guinean. Being away from home makes you realize how m
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My Analysis on the PNG Media Policy v4 - 2023.

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This comprehensive document outlines the policy's intent , provides insights into the PNG media landscape, and highlights key trends and issues in the media sector.    Due to the changing world, we live in today, the Department of Information and Communication Technology has embarked on developing a national media policy to capture developments of the PNG Media.   However , t he PNG Media Council president, Neville Choi, says some aspects of the media need government support. These include the protection and training of journalists. He added that the media is best left as a self-regulating industry.    Below is a summary of the National Media Policy from my perspective. I have also briefly used case studies from New Zealand and Australia to support my thoughts on some of the elements the policy should have captured or may have been captured but too broad to understand.   Firstly, how has the history of the media sector in PNG influenc ed the devel opment of this policy? The
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