<p>The Constitution of Papua New Guinea is both a document in legal theory -- stating the goals and basic premises of the society -- and a set of laws: the fundamental laws of the nation. It is a 'home grown' political and legal roadmap for the nation's development, underpinned by ideas of national self-respect, democracy and equality. This book contains the text of the Constitution of Papua New Guinea, annotated with the authors' comments and references to relevant reports and judgments. It is an essential reference book not only for lawyers, law students and judges but also for Members of Parliament and members of the State Services who, in the performance of their duties to the people, must be guided by the laws of the country.</p>

The Annotated Constitution of Papua New Guinea

Brian Brunton

Duncan Colquhoun-Kerr

Administrative Law

University of Papua New Guinea Press

Police Motu: Iena Sivarai (Its Story)

Reference

Tom Dutton

Words, Language & Grammar

Principles of family law in Papua New Guinea

Owen Jessep

John Luluaki

Birth defects in Papua New Guinea

John Vince

Richard Dryden

<p>Chapters: 1. Introduction by Michael Oliver; 2. Survey evidence on electoral behaviour in Papua New Guinea by Yaw Saffu; 3. Election law and the conduct of the elections by Bernard Wijeweera; 4. Regionalism by Ray Anere; 5. Gender, age and education of candidates and members by Mark Turner; 6. Hidden and open agendas: Social policy issues by Rosemary Preston; 7. Women candidates in the election by Eileen Wormald; 8. The trader's voice: PNG-born Chinese business and the election by Margaret Willson; 9. Angoram Open by R. J. May; 10. Papuan Prince(ss) and the Papuan hegemony: the election in Central Provincial by Wari Iamo; 11. Kerema Open by Michael Oliver; 12. The Manus vote by Alexander Wanek and Eileen Wormald; 13. Faltering progress: Namatanai Open by Norman MacQueen; 14. The elections in North Solomons Province by James Griffin and Samuel Kawona; 15. The Simbu election by Paula Brown; 16. Tribal structure and rural ballot box counts in Hagen Open by John Burton. Includes appendices, index, maps and diagrams.</p>

Eleksin: The 1987 National Election in Papua New Guinea

History

Australia & Oceania

Population family health and development

Parenting & Relationships

Taufa T

Family Health

Participation and educational change: Implications for educational reform in Papua New Guinea

The news media in the South Pacific may be small--but the region has a diverse and vibrant mass communications industry. Ranging from the PNG Post-Courier (circulation 41,000) and Fiji Times to the fortnightly Tuvalu Echoes and monthly Madang Watcher; from EMTV's nationwide broadcasts via the Indonesian Palapa satellite to Niue's tiny television unity; or the PNG National Broadcasting Commission's Kalang and Karai services to Tokelau's traffic-and-weather broadcasts; the media caters for an audience and readership scattered over many islands and atolls. In French Polynesia, for example, the radio and television stations broadcast to 160,000 people spread over an ocean territory as large as Europe. Niue has a population of barely 2000; Papua New Guinea has more than four million. In Nius Bilong Pasifik, 18 leading Pacific journalists, academics and media commentators explore the nature and problems of the contemporary Pacific mass communications industry. Edited by University of Papua New Guinea journalism lecturer and author David Robie, this is a unique book for Pacific journalism educators, students, sociology and political science scholars, media watchers and professional journalists.

Nius Bilong Pasifik: Mass Media in the Pacific

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

The martyrs of Papua New Guinea: 333 missionary lives lost during World War II

Theo Aerts

The aim of this book is to help students and others identify the terrestrial vascular plants on the small island of Motupore in Bootless Bay, Central Province, on the south coast of Papua New Guinea. We hope it will encourage further botanical and ecological studies on the island. Since the plants on Motupore are found elsewhere in the surroundings of Port Moresby, the book may be of some use as a general guide to the local flora. However, the flora of Motupore is much less diverse than that of similar vegetation types on the mainland, and a number of common trees are absent from the island.

The Flora of Motupore Island, Papua New Guinea

Science & Math

Fortune Hopkins, Helen

Menzies, James I.

Biological Sciences

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