Safeguarding Pioneers

Don Niles

    Research output: Contribution to specialist publicationGeneral Article

    Abstract

    The Institute of Papua New Guinea Studies (IPNGS) was established under the Cultural Development Act, passed by the Papua New Guinea House of Assembly on 14 October 1974. Papua New Guinea had become self-governing from Australia almost a year earlier, but independence was still about another year in the future. Today IPNGS is a national cultural institution under the National Cultural Commission Act. It moved to its present location towards the end of 1976. The distinctive welded sculptures on the outside walls and gates depict the Orokolo story of Aru Aru and his journey to the moon, as told by Sir Albert Maori Kiki
    Original languageEnglish
    Pages13
    No.Volume 26
    Specialist publicationICH Courier
    Publication statusPublished - 2015

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