Andy Mole

18/07/2024

Best buddies.✌️💙

28/06/2024

Happiness is the key to life.
🙏💙

07/06/2024

Oh sori sunset tasol sa mekim mi wonder. A a moment of travel...💯💙🕊🇵🇬

03/06/2024

This picture keeps reminding us the remarkable moment we've once enjoyed together. I'm blessed knowing you all my colleagues and our mentor Mr. Simbiwen. It feels like yesterday to me. Oh sorry oh what a moment of a lifetime 💚🌱🇵🇬

TB: 2019 Catchment Hydrology Field Data Assessment. | 🌱💚🕊. Oh sorry oh mi missim upla olgeta eh. Education brought us together and yet life decides to split us apart in different directions. Life is remarkable to know people and create memories along the way.

Titus Sino, Carson Marinki, Brendon Amail, Talson Neap, Paul Gelua...✊

31/05/2024

☆~ Why do people especially supporters of the politicians (leaders) sometimes hate each other in political arena and arguing over?
☆~ Instead let's focus on our daily lives and let the leaders do their mandated roles during these hard times...
☆~ Yes we have rights in Papua New Guinea to express, (our freedom of speech), but sometimes we have to sit back and analyze the words we're trying to bring across before we share them on the social media platforms.
☆~ Our stupidity today will have the lasting impacts on our childrens future.
☆~Therefore, sometimes we have to be mindful of the words that we choose and share on social media platforms for short term gain.
☆~ Yumi mas oltaim save olsem wanem samtin umi plainim nau bi ol pikinini blo umi bi kamautim kaikai. So tinim gud na plainim gudpla kaikai.

Thank you.

~Kone Tasol~🤦‍♀️

31/05/2024

"Do for others what you want them to do for you"
Mathew 7:12

In this video, Fredrick and Andy, two PGDE students at University of Goroka will discussion the effects of single parents on the growth and development of ch...

30/05/2024

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Papua New Guinea Delivers Statement on behalf of Pacific Island Countries at the
Seventy-Seventh World Health Assembly

The Honorable Dr Lino Tom MP, Minister for Health, delivered a powerful statement on
behalf of 22 Pacific Island countries, at the opening of the 77th World Health Assembly in
Geneva, Switzerland.

In his address, Minister Tom warned that the very idea of ‘health for all’ is under threat from
climate change.

“Pacific Island Countries are responsible for less than 1% of global emissions, but we are on the frontline of the climate crisis,” he said.
“We must face these challenges and do everything we can to mitigate climate change,
now.”

Minister Tom urged delegates at the World Health Assembly to lead by example and
address the environmental impact of the health sector, which is currently responsible for
around 5% of greenhouse gas emissions globally.

“Climate change is the biggest health threat of the 21st century. If we are genuinely committed to health for all, we must act decisively, collectively, and immediately – to protect our health and the health of future generations.”

Authorised for release on 28 May 2024
Hon. Dr Lino Tom, MP
Minister for Health

30/05/2024

"You Become What You Think".🕊🤍💙✊🇵🇬

28/05/2024

Within this moment, I find solace from the relentless moment of time. The worries of the past and anxieties of the future fade into the background, leaving me suspended in a timeless void. It is in this state of presentness that I discover a profound sense of peace.🕊🌱💚🤍🇵🇬

25/05/2024

When you look closely sometimes you will find peace...
🌺🌹🥀⚘🌻🌼

23/05/2024

**Papua New Guinea: A Nation Rich in Potential, Yearning for Good Governance**

Papua New Guinea, a nation nestled amidst the azure waters of the Pacific, stands as a testament to the unparalleled beauty and abundance that nature has bestowed upon our planet. From the verdant rainforests teeming with an astonishing array of flora and fauna to the towering mountains and crystalline rivers that shape our breathtaking landscape, Papua New Guinea is a land truly blessed.

Within our borders lie vast reserves of natural resources, a testament to the wealth that this country holds. Our minerals, forests, and fisheries have the potential to transform the lives of our people and contribute to the prosperity of generations to come. However, unlocking this potential requires more than just the riches beneath the earth's surface; it demands a foundation of good governance that will pave the way for a brighter future.

Good governance is the cornerstone upon which nations thrive. It is the framework of laws, institutions, and practices that ensures the equitable distribution of resources, the protection of human rights, and the accountability of those in power. When good governance prevails, corruption is diminished, transparency is enhanced, and the rule of law is upheld. This, in turn, fosters a climate of trust and confidence, attracting investment, stimulating economic growth, and improving the well-being of all citizens.

In Papua New Guinea, the pursuit of good governance has been an ongoing struggle. While some progress has been made, much work remains to be done. Corrupt practices, lack of transparency, and weak institutions have hindered our nation's ability to fully harness its potential.

To overcome these challenges, we must embrace our country's wealth with pride and serve our dear citizens for the common good. This means putting aside personal interests and working together to build a nation where every citizen has the opportunity to succeed. We must demand accountability from our leaders and hold them to the highest ethical standards. We must strengthen our institutions and ensure that they operate with integrity and transparency.

Moreover, as we strive for good governance, we must also recognize the importance of inclusivity. Every citizen, regardless of their background or beliefs, must have a voice in shaping the future of our nation. We must promote dialogue and reconciliation and work together to build a society where all Papua New Guineans feel a sense of belonging.

The path to good governance is not without its obstacles. There will be those who resist change and seek to maintain the status quo. However, we must remain steadfast in our commitment to building a better future for all. Together, we can overcome the challenges ahead and create a Papua New Guinea that is truly worthy of its people.

Let us embrace the unique potential of our nation and work tirelessly to ensure that the abundance of our natural resources translates into a prosperous and equitable future for all Papua New Guineans. Let us strive to build a country where good governance prevails, where corruption is eradicated, and where the rights and freedoms of every citizen are respected. Together, we can unlock the true potential of Papua New Guinea and create a legacy that will inspire generations to come.💙🇵🇬

07/04/2024

👍🏾

03/04/2024

Like visitors but in our own land again...

NSI💯💙✊🇵🇬

29/03/2024

Wantaim ol barata long coast.

💙🌏🇵🇬

29/03/2024

Outstanding Papua New Guinean and a man of humility and wisdom. BiographyDr. Samuel Joseph Kopamu originates from Mukurisa Village, Wabag, Enga Province, Papua New Guinea. He graduated in 1996 from...

28/03/2024

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Meet WLI participant Sera Taoi, an environmentalist who has been honing her skills in environmental management and policy implementation in Fiji's public sector.

As an Environmental Officer for Fiji's Department of Town and Country Planning, Sera saw first-hand the need to adapt development legislation to withstand the impacts of climate change while also complying with environmental regulations.

Currently undertaking her Master of Environmental Science at The University of Western Australia with a focus on land rehabilitation, Sera is committed to conservation and advocating for, and bridging gaps between, traditional landowners and developers.

As a Women’s Developmental Leadership Program participant, Sera hopes to emphasise the critical importance of conservation and ecosystem protection in the Pacific region.

Australia in Fiji
The University of Western Australia
DT Global

25/03/2024

Just passing through this timeline...Thank you GOD for all your ways.🙏💙🌏

06/03/2024

The mission that leads us there... 🌎 And yes we're in...It's an amazing feeling ever to have and get to know u all. A graceful moment today that'll be a remarkable memory tomorrow when looking back again and realized, we grow older in this scenario of life. ✊✌💙💯🇵🇬🎓

02/03/2024

Life's RULE✍:
Always never compare
urself with me/others.
Be thankful for who u are.
Bcoz u are unique in this world.💙🇵🇬

24/02/2024

📌💙🇵🇬

23/02/2024

Die Empty
Unleash Your
Best Work Every Day 🙏💯💙

23/02/2024

16/02/2024

A journey of meeting new best friends and getting to know one and other is an amazing feeling ever. Thank you LORD for this beautiful day.
NSI Brothers posing over this lovely morning.
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14/02/2024

One more time in this scenario.
Thank you LORD for all your ways.💯🙏💙🌏🇵🇬

11/02/2024

Rachel Koralyo is a biologist-turned-educator at Wapenamanda Four Square Secondary School in Enga Province.

In 2022, Rachel completed a Postgraduate Diploma in Education (Secondary Teaching - Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics) at the University of Goroka through an Australia Awards In-PNG scholarship.

Rachel, now a qualified biology teacher, is encouraging young minds to explore the endless possibilities of STEM through environmental conservation.

“My lessons are about shaping behaviors and attitudes towards environmental stewardship. I want to instill in my students a respect for nature and to recognise that they play an important role in its preservation,” Rachel said.

11/02/2024

One more time embracing the feeling of greatness 💯🙏🇵🇬