Monthly Archives: September 2010

I’d just like to take this time and applaud two inspirational Pacific Archivists, Tukul Kaiku and Ewan Maidment, respectively, who have recently been honored: Tukul, who teaches Records and Archives Management at the University of Papua New Guinea, was chosen … Continue reading →

This is to inform you that the Melanesian Way Inc. has recently updated their blog with new posts and few changes to the page layout. They are a very interesting organization based in Papua New Guinea  that are dedicated to promoting the … Continue reading →

As I was waiting for my flight at the Honiara Henderson Airport, I had a feeling that something wasn’t right. Moments later my hunch turned to reality when I learned that my flight back to Vila would be delayed for … Continue reading →

Today is Sunday. And on Sundays in the South Pacific, the sidewalks roll up. The streets are quiet, and the hustle and bustle of the central market takes a much-needed rest for twenty-four hours, as seen by this picture: If … Continue reading →

Arrived in Honiara, Solomon Islands, on Tuesday and went straight to the National Archives where the staff awaited me with a little, informal celebration. It was very thoughtful, and after a hardy meal, we went to work. I had a … Continue reading →

After a seventeen hour flight, I’m back in Port Vila,Vanuatu. I arrived somewhat on the heals of Independence Day which was July 30. There are still lingering fireworks, but the main events have passed on. This year marks the 30th … Continue reading →