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Niugini Days: Kainantu Pottery

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Friday, May 8, 2015. Images courtesy of Mary Watkins. The Kainantu Pottery was established by Muriel Larner in the Eastern Highlands Province. Several of the graduate students from the School or Art and Design in Goroka went to work with Muriel. Posted by Roger Smith. School of Art and Design. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Papua New Guinea Days. Resident of Goroka from 1979 to 1981 inclusive. Head of the School of Art and Design - Goroka Technical College. Papua New Guinea 1972 Photos.

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Niugini Days: April 2011

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Sunday, April 10, 2011. The climate of Goroka. Was spring like all year around and as a result there was always and abundance of fresh vegetables to be found in the local market. Being a central location the market was also the place to pick up a PMV (Passenger Motor Vehicle) for a trip further up or down the Highlands Highway. While some of these were vans, many were open decked ISUZU trucks. Kau Kau - Goroka Market. In local moni. There were ten toea in one kina, the local equivalent of a dollar. Sugar...

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Niugini Days: October 2010

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Sunday, October 31, 2010. The art school staff survived on coffee and it was fortuitous that the Goroka Coffee factory was just up the road. We left it to brew on the drip filter system throughout the day until its consitency resembled a weak mud. Twelve cups a day was the normal ration, little wonder that I had at one stage to resort to sleeping tablets at night as the arabica coursed through my veins. Picking Coffee At The Red Cherry tage. Once the beans has been dried they were tranported to the facto...

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Niugini Days: February 2012

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Saturday, February 11, 2012. Race Day - Local children with gumis. For the uninitiated a 'gumi' refers to an inflated car or truck inner tube. These were are are still used as a flotation device to cross rivers in PNG and also for one of the more famous/infamous annual events in Goroka. It should not be confused with a Japanese candy of a similar name. Gumiing' was the local verb for floating down the river on anything inflatable, be it an inner tube, raft or air matress. Riding The Rapids - Asaro River.

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Sunday Chronicle PNG Business

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Jul 22, 2013. THE long-struggling Hidden Valley gold and silver mine in Morobe province has turned a corner, says an industry source. The Hamata mill at the Hidden Valley mine in the Morobe province in PNG. Image courtesy of Harmony Gold. The newest mine in PNG, owned 50:50 by Newcrest Mining and Harmony Gold, is yet to hit its nameplate capacity of 250,000 ounces per annum gold since production started in September 2010. South Africa-based Harmony consequently flagged a write-down in June. Sunday Chroni...

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Sunday Chronicle PNG Business: 2013

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Jul 22, 2013. Govt looks at Xstrata project takeover. MINING Minister Byron Chan has told parliament "the government is looking at taking over" the $5.6 billion (K11 billion) Frieda River copper-gold project, which is 81.82 per cent owned by GlencoreXstrata. Mr Chan - the son of former prime minister Sir Julius, who is also a parliamentarian - said the mine "is on the market", and that the government had the "expertise, knowledge and experience with finance and partners" to develop it. The PNG government...

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Sunday Chronicle PNG Business: 2013-07-21

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Jul 22, 2013. Govt looks at Xstrata project takeover. MINING Minister Byron Chan has told parliament "the government is looking at taking over" the $5.6 billion (K11 billion) Frieda River copper-gold project, which is 81.82 per cent owned by GlencoreXstrata. Mr Chan - the son of former prime minister Sir Julius, who is also a parliamentarian - said the mine "is on the market", and that the government had the "expertise, knowledge and experience with finance and partners" to develop it. The PNG government...

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