HEBOU PNG Barramundis By Patrick Bourke
Sorry, But this content is protected and you have not logged in. If you are not a subscriber, you are welcome to join by going to this page – https://pngaa.org/become-a-member/ Username Password Remember Me...
Category: Sport
PNG Barramundis defeated ACT XI in Prime Minister’s curtain raiser
The HEBOU PNG Barramundis defeated ACT XI in a last ball thriller by three (3) runs in the Prime Minister’s XI curtain raiser at Manuka Oval, Canberra, yesterday, Thursday 15 February. This followed a...
PNG XI curtain-raiser to Prime Minister’s XI’s clash with Sri Lanka at Manuka Oval, Canberra, 15 February 2017
The ACT has named a 12-man squad to take on a PNG XI as curtain-raiser to the Prime Minister’s XI’s clash with Sri Lanka at Manuka Oval on February 15. Cricket ACT launched its PNG...
The Port Moresby Game Fishing Association
Sorry, But this content is protected and you have not logged in. If you are not a subscriber, you are welcome to join by going to this page – https://pngaa.org/become-a-member/
PNG Break 16-Year Drought
Sorry, But this content is protected and you have not logged in. If you are not a subscriber, you are welcome to join by going to this page – https://pngaa.org/become-a-member/
Sydney to Rio de Janeiro!
Sorry, But this content is protected and you have not logged in. If you are not a subscriber, you are welcome to join by going to this page – https://pngaa.org/become-a-member/
Heather Watson wins 2016 Wimbeldon mixed doubles with Finnish partner Henri Kontinen
Sorry, But this content is protected and you have not logged in. If you are not a subscriber, you are welcome to join by going to this page – https://pngaa.org/become-a-member/
Gima Crowdy and the Central Coast Academy of Sport Netball Program
Sorry, But this content is protected and you have not logged in. If you are not a subscriber, you are welcome to join by going to this page – https://pngaa.org/become-a-member/
The history of judo in PNG: Charles Betteridge
It was a beautiful Sunday morning in June 1961 and I was at Ela Beach in Port Moresby having my usual dip in the ocean and admiring the surrounding beauty (especially the two-legged female...
Village cricket, Hood Peninsula, 1965: Robert Grieve
It seemed like a good idea at the time. The teaching staff at Hula Primary ‘T’ School reasoned that the benefits of a village cricket competition far outweighed the problems it might create. We...
Kevin Murphy—PNGRFL stalwart: Ephaya DSamuel
Kevin came to PNG in the late 1960s as a young kiap and served in the West Sepik Province. He was a contemporary of the late Sir Barry Holloway. He left the kiap service...
The Library Institute Hall and Arts Theatre: Ray Kelly
A brief history preamble: 1914-1950 The Library Institute Hall on the eastern side of the Library Institute in Douglas Street had been the major centre of community social life for the residents of Port...
A Mexican writes Rugby League in Port Moresby: Richard Jones
Rugby League has long been the pre-eminent sport in Papua New Guinea, a fact rugby union, Aussie Rules and soccer fans have just had to stomach. So it should come as no surprise to...
The beginnings of Rugby Union in PNG: Dennis Bradney, MBE
Dennis Bradney was educated in Sydney and Brisbane (Sydney Grammar, Sydney Technical College and Brisbane Central Technical College) and worked for several Australian architectural firms before joining Comworks Port Moresby in 1964. He later...
Moresby school sports newspaper reports: Richard Jones
Reporting school sports activities in Port Moresby and from other Central Province locations was well advanced in the late 1960s and early 1970s. The South Pacific Post and then the daily Post-Courier regularly ran...
