Chimbu Pig Festival 1961 – Photos from David Craig
Various photographs of a pig killing “sing sing” that David wanted to share.
Category: Cultural insights
Highland Miscellany – Photos from Siebrand Petrusma
This is a collection of photographs that may be of interest covering the visit of the Governor-General of Australia, Lord De L’isle, to Kainantu in 1964; the opening of Kagamuga Airport by Lord Louis...
The Frances Lasker Collection – Photos by Ann Webster
Frances Lasker was born Frances Jean Hibberd on 13 July 1923 in Melbourne. She worked as a typist, stenographer and secretary prior to and during her service in the Women’s Royal Australian Air Force...
ART & BOOK REVIEWS – Sept 2020 Kundu
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The Demise of Regional Broadcasting – Sep 2020 Kundu
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ART & BOOK REVIEWS
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Victoria Crowned Pigeon – Goura victoria
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Taim Bilong Masta: the Australians Involvement with Papua New Guinea by Hank Nelson
The book ‘Taim Bilong Masta‘ : the Australian involvement with Papua New Guinea by Hank Nelson is accessible through ANU’s Open Research Repository and available for download. If you are looking for a book...
The Shadows in my Eyes
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A Didiman’s Diary (Part 3)
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