Mary Mennis As head of the Catholic Church worldwide, the Pope visited Papua New Guinea from 6 to 9 September as part of a four-nation Apostolic journey of South-East Asia and Oceania. The Pontiff’s...
The following images have been donated to the PNGAA Collection from someone who was in the AITAPE area. Unfortunately we do not have any captions on any of the photos . . . nor...
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Details of Meeting LINK Documents relating to the meeting on 8th November 2024 Link
Dear Members, PNGAA 74th Annual General Meeting 2025 The 2025 Annual General Meeting of the Papua New Guinea Association of Australia (PNGAA) will be on Sunday, 27 April 2025. Every two years elections are...
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2024 NSW Premier’s Reading Challenge This aims to encourage a love of reading for leisure and pleasure in students, and to enable them to experience quality literature. It is not a competition but a...
CLIFFORD | DAVIES | MAYNARD | McCARTHY | MOORE | NEEDHAM | PELIKAN | TAYLOR | WILLIAMS CLIFFORD, Leon Saturday, 18 May 2024 The PNG Forestry mob has lost another Forest icon with the...
30th Australia-PNG Ministerial Forum The largest delegation of Australian ministers attended the 30th Australia-PNG Ministerial Forum on 19 June, which saw Australia commit to a suite of new initiatives aimed at strengthening PNG’s national...
South Pacific Aero Club Memorabilia Having been the foundation secretary and Strip Report editor of the South Pacific Aero Clubs (SPAC) in the mid-1960s, I am in the process of writing a family history...
PERTH: PNGAA WA Catch Up – Friday, 3 May 2024 The PNGAA WA meets quarterly in Perth and sometimes members catch up outside of the larger group. There was a recent get-together at the...
Management Committee Update With the 50th anniversary of independence fast approaching, a letter has been sent from PNGAA to the Australian Prime Minister with a request that Australia celebrate this occasion. It requests consideration...
On 19 September 1994, with little warning, two volcanos—Vulcan and Tavurvur—erupted and buried East New Britain’s capital, Rabaul, known as the ‘pearl of the Pacific’ and ‘Frangipani Town’. Almost two decades after PNG achieved...
