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I hope we continue to recognise and appreciate people for their work, not their titles.
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The Little Red Bus
Early mornings, he’d be on the move again. That red bus, loaded with heavy synthetic cricket mats, driving from one ground to another so matches could start on time.
Sir Sinaka Vakai Goava
A Man I Admired Long Before I Understood Why
Sir Dadi Toka – The Man Who Dared to Have a Go
Through persistence, courage, and time, he grew into a man who helped build a nation’s own.
The First Girl Guides
This photograph captures the first group of girls to join the Girl Guide movement in Papua in 1926, established by Mrs Chatterton. Four patrols were formed, each named after native birds: Pune, Kaubebe, Koki, and Bisini.
The Three Teaboys
I hope we continue to recognise and appreciate people for their work, not their titles.
Meromero – The Little Boy and his House
Blessing does not rest on the building, it rests on the hands that feed, guide, and endure.
The 3Ds – Lessons from a Soldier
Then he stood in front of us – upright, composed, hands clasped behind his back in that unmistakable military stance.
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