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  1. vkprice555 avatar

    Re: safety for female solo traveller in PNG

    by vkprice555 15 April 2012

    PNG is definitely a very dangerous country. There is a ton of "rascal" related crime- not just against rich expats, but tourists and…

  2. MVCB avatar

    Re: Living & Surf in Buka, Bougainville

    by MVCB 06 February 2012

    Hi, There is a New Zealand government volunteer organisation that is probably best able to answer your questions about cost of living…

  3. Ozziegiraffe avatar

    RE: Living & Surf in Buka, Bougainville

    by Ozziegiraffe 31 January 2012

    I haven't lived in Bougainville, but have for several years in nearby Solomon Islands. The first thing I would be checking when taking…

  4. aprilskye avatar

    Living & Surf in Buka, Bougainville

    by aprilskye 31 January 2012

    I am thinking of applying for a volunteer position based in Buka and would love ANY advice/info for living there with a family (1 year…

  5. sureshsamuel avatar

    Living & Working in Buka

    by sureshsamuel 11 April 2011

    I have been offered a long term working position in Buka island and the project could take atleast 3 years to complete. I need to relocate…

  6. Laszlo avatar

    RE: Bougainville

    by Laszlo 04 June 2009

    Well, my info is a few years old, but then few people visit this place. Local transport was limited even by PNG standards. PMVs along…

  7. blbecek avatar

    Solomons - Bouganville - PNG info

    by blbecek 18 May 2009

    Dear travellers, just made it from Honiara all the way to West Papua. Here is some info: First of all, when you are in Solomons go…

  8. Laszlo avatar

    RE: Solomons to PNG border crossing

    by Laszlo 17 February 2009

    It should be possible in Buka, and there is definitely immigration in Rabaul. Let us know how it went!

  9. bigjimmy avatar

    Papua New Guinea info Part 3

    by bigjimmy 01 March 2007

    Vdq - I think it might be quite difficult - There certainly are trade boats going back to arawa (i met at least one captain) however this…

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