Put the date in your diary now and RSVP through the link below! Everyone welcome, members, friends and family. Always an enjoyable gathering! Date: 31 July 2022 Time: 11.30am Location: The Ship Inn –...
Senator the Hon Penny Wong, the new Australian Foreign Minister, visited Fiji four days into the new Government to speak at the Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat In her speech on 26 May 2022 Penny...
The new Australian Foreign Minister, Senator the Hon Penny Wong, has flagged a new era of co-operation with its Pacific neighbours whilst speaking at the Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat in Fiji. Wong has sent...
The 37th Australia Papua New Guinea Business Forum & Trade Expo (apngbc.org.au) was held at the Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre, and online, from 23 to 25 May 2022. This premier annual bilateral business...
The PNGAA printer had his business totally destroyed in the floods in northern NSW, and the distribution of the printed version of the March 2022 PNG Kundu was delayed. However; the Digital version is...
Online Masterclass – Free Pacific Journalism: Issues, Impact and Importance Monday 28 March 2022 12.00-1.30pm AEST With Sean Dorney, Ben Bohane, Samantha Magick, Nic Maclellan and Stefan Armbruster About this event Introduced by the...
Venue: Hornsby RSL, 4 High Street, Hornsby, (Sydney) NSW. Enter parking via Ashley Lane Time: 11.30am Cost: $45.00 Direct payment to PNGAA with email to treasurer@pngaa.net.Details under ‘AGM Luncheon Details’ below. RSVP: including payment,...
PNGAA members and friends have an opportunity to visit the Kokoda Track Memorial Walkway in Concord. It will be a pleasant morning stroll on the Sydney Harbour foreshore at Concorde. We will see their...
Bilum & Bilas are excited to have been included in a new short film celebrating the creative economy for inclusive economic development in PNG. For thousands of years, bilum weaving has been handed down...
A note to let members know that our March 2022 journal, PNG Kundu, is going to be delayed due to the flooding in northern NSW where the journal is printed. We understand the business,...
Thoughts are with members, family and friends of the Papua New Guinea Association of Australia who are currently experiencing the devastating floods in Queensland and New South Wales. Due to the volume of surface...
Rabaul, then capital of the Australian Mandated Territory of New Guinea with its magnificent tree-lined avenues, fell to the Japanese on 23 January 1942, 80 years ago today. What resulted was the greatest devastation...
Joseph Watawi – ‘Bruk lus, bruk gut, bruk steret na bruk olgeta’ ANDREW KILVERT | Sydney Morning Herald The autonomous region of Bougainville has lost a champion of independence and the father of the...
It is with tremendous sadness that we acknowledge the death of Nick Booth on 22 November 2021. Nick was a great friend of the PNGAA and his contribution over many, many years since 2010...
This project is being officially opened tonight 19 November 2021, from 5.30pm to 8.30pm. All welcome – no charge but RSVPs need to be made HERE Wendy writes: ‘The foyer bar will be open to...
