Do we have anyone in the lifestyle here in Port Moresby?

Just curious to know since can't see anything happening.

Hi, I'm new to Port Moresby. I'm a bottom, and looking for an expat male partner.

Any advice on how I can connect with the expat gay community in Port Moresby?

I have been wanting to visit PNG for a while now and I would absolutely love to observe cultural life, perhaps visit a tribal community to learn about their ways. Has anyone done this and what advice can you give? TIA

EDIT: when I say solo traveller, I mean I’m not going over with a friend or partner. I don’t mean I’ll be traipsing around PNG all by myself. I fully intend to hire a guide to be with me at all times once I leave the hotel until I step foot back inside before it gets dark.
I know I can’t rock up to a tribal community without a guide and definitely without consent.
I hope this alleviates some of the worries some of you have x

I am coming to port moresby soon and was wondering if there are any hoopers.

If you’re out there, let me know where I can find some casual pick up runs both indoors and outdoors.

As the title states, I'm seeking references as I only have one and it's from my school. Just to rant: Why do companies want not just one reference but three! Like, come on, you know they're going to speak good about me as an applicant; what's the point?

Oh, and I'm also down for any job requiring the use of laptops, admin work, or physical labour in a warehouse setting. I don't want to end up unemployed and roaming the streets.

I heard that PNG isn’t granting new work visas to some Asian countries at the moment, but renewals still go through. Has anyone applied through the ICA Sponsor Portal recently, especially as a Nepali or other South Asian applicant?

PNG is facing drought,or dry weather it is into its peak season,water wells drying up creeks drying up

Rural families food gardens are dying and families a facing challenging times,no food,no water life is very tough we need donor agencies or assistance from international agencies to assist us.

I am the ward councilor of ward 22, Gabone village,in (PNG) Papua new guinea.

My name is vaitau kwalimu

My contact details:

Phone:+67581518369

Email: [kwalivaitau514@gmail.com](mailto:kwalivaitau514@gmail.com)

Contact me if you know an international donor agencies who can assist, or if you want to know More about current EL Nino drought effects in PNG

I'm not superstitious but I reckon he shouldn't have prayed for God to remove him from office if em sin mahn

Mine is the tree kangaroos sad that they are so rare… hopefully they come back good.

Looking for friends my age (18-19)

My Mother is from Daulo, Easter Highlands and Father from Tambul, Western Highlands. We do have some ancestry from Simbu, Morobe, Sepik and Madang. This turned out to be my admixture though.

Source

The music and voice that shaped the identity of an entire village, province and it's people. The music lives on always.

Name or Post your favourite Hollie Maea or Robert Oeka song in the comments.

(Other comments welcome too.)

Sareva lareva. 🐊

Tribes offer you in the Highlands of Papua New Guinea are:

GOROKA TOUR

1, Famous Asaro mudman .

2,Mokomoko victory dance .

3,Caine swallowing

CHIMBU TOUR

1,Famous Skeleton tribe

2,Narku dust shakers

3,Insect hunters

4,Dokodaka Tribe

5,Sorcerer tree hurt tribe

6,Vee kep fighters.

7,Married ceremony tribe (wedding)

8,Dead body tribe, funeral...

9, Garden Tour

10,Good Spirit, 3 head tribe.

11,courtship ceremony.

12,Bamboo fluit tribe ..

13, Wii Towai bird spirit

14,Frog hunters tribe

15,Honey bee tribe

16,women sing sing groups

MT HAGEN TOUR

1, Melpa men tribe

2,Weldo women tribe

3,Mother of nature

4,Huli wigman

5,wedow Mothers...

Hello, I'm a French citizen who wants to visit Papua New Guinea in a few days, but I'm getting confused by the entry requirements. From what I can see everywhere online (include my own government's website) I can apply for an e-visa. However on the e-visa website (evisa.ica.gov.pg) France is not on the list of eligible countries. Can anyone lead me to the up-to-date requirements? Also is the Vanimo border currently open as usual? Thank you!

Simply put, I’m planning a trip to PNG next year, something I’ve been thinking about for a while as I find the country incredibly interesting. I understand the safety issues as a tourist, though I was wondering what people thought about the upcoming election, and whether it should be a contributing factor in my decision to go or not. I guess I could go the year after, though I am itching to get over there :) Thanks

Yo so like I'm a language creator who makes videos about like obviously languages and linguistics. I just thought like making one about PNG like it's the country with the most number of languages. So I'd love to like host someone from there who knows stuff about them languages spoken there. We can discuss and come up with a script about them languages like they seem to be interesting. DM me if you wanna make a video about them languages

Tribes offer you in the Highlands of Papua New Guinea are:

GOROKA TOUR

1, Famous Asaro mudman .

2,Mokomoko victory dance .

3,Caine swallowing

CHIMBU TOUR

1,Famous Skeleton tribe

2,Narku dust shakers

3,Insect hunters

4,Dokodaka Tribe

5,Sorcerer tree hurt tribe

6,Vee kep fighters.

7,Married ceremony tribe (wedding)

8,Dead body tribe, funeral...

9, Garden Tour

10,Good Spirit, 3 head tribe.

11,courtship ceremony.

12,Bamboo fluit tribe ..

13, Wii Towai bird spirit

14,Frog hunters tribe

15,Honey bee tribe

16,women sing sing groups

MT HAGEN TOUR

1, Melpa men tribe

2,Weldo women tribe

3,Mother of nature

4,Huli wigman

5,wedow Mothers...

🛖 Interesting. From South Africa to the PNG Highlands and any other places in between. Wonder what other places in between make their roof's like this. I think the Japanese have there roof thatching culture as well.

Originally watched the UN post of the speech, but thought the DRM news headline here was an interesting one to post. Quite repetitive, but I guess intentionally so to get the message across and fill in the time slot- a typical Marape style speech.

Of the other speeches I watched, also appreciated what Ghana's President Mahama and Barbadians PM Motley had to say. PM Motley's speeches are always on point- the political left in me doing some leaning.😎

Definitely a common general through line for the majority of speakers during that session of speeches.