Papua New Guinea Executive Traveller

EXECUTIVE TRAVELLER

PAPUA NEW GUINEA 2016

PNG's only map and handy

mining/petroleum guide for corporate

and intrepid visitors.

CONTAINS USEFUL TELEPHONE NUMBERS AND MAPS

JUST BRILLIANT

GUIDES

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ACCOMMODATION SUPPLIESJBG – Hospitality Publications and Supplies 7109 6841 or 7659 8821

AIR TRANSPORT SERVICES (PASSENGER)Air Niugini 327 3444Airlines PNG 302 3100Islands Airways Ltd 422 2601Helifix 323 3968Mission Aviation Fellowship 545 1477SWA 311 3241 or 7100 7256Tropicair 311 2673

AMBULANCE SERVICEEMS PNG 1567

AUTHORITIESInvestment Promotion Authority (Port Moresby) 321 7311Kokoda Track Authority 323 6165Mineral Resources Authority 321 3511PNG Tourism Promotion Authority 320 0211PNG Chamber of Mines and Petroleum 321 2988 or 321 3827

BANKSANZ Bank (General Enquiries) 321 1079Bank of South Pacific Customer Service Centre 24/7 320 1212 or 7030 1212Westpac Bank (General Enquiries & Telephone Banking) 322 0888

HIGH COMMISSIONSAustralian High Commission 325 9333British High Commission 325 1677New Zealand High Commission 325 9444

EMBASSIESChinese Embassy (Port Moresby) 325 0935Fijian Embassy (Port Moresby) 321 1914French Embassy (Port Moresby) 321 5550Indonesian Embassy (Port Moresby) 325 3544Japanese Embassy (Port Moresby) 321 1800

EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICESMedevac Pacific (Medivac service) 323 5626EMS Assist (Medivac service) 1567

FREIGHT SERVICESDHL 325 9866Express Freight Management 321 2185GFS Limited 320 1040IPI Group 475 1400TNT Couriers 325 2411

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MININGLNG Project Headquarters 309 7111MCC Ramu Nico Ltd (Ramu) 422 2888Mining Advisory Council 321 3511Morobe Mining Joint Venture (Hidden Valley) 472 5154Newcrest Mining 321 7711Oil Search 322 5599OK Tedi Mining (Port Moresby) 321 3522 or 321 4811Petroleum Club 320 3095Porgera Joint Venture (Porgera) 547 8200St Barbara Ltd 276 2010Tolukuma Gold Mines Ltd (Petromin Ltd) 329 9277

OFFICIAL DEPARTMENTSDepartment of Trade, Commerce & Industry (Waigani) 325 9225Department of Labour & Industrial Relations 321 7408

SECURITYThe Corps Security 323 4473Guard Dog Security 475 1069G4S Secure Solutions PNG 305 8300

SERVICES - GENERALAir Energi Pacifica 320 3095Anitua Group 986 4633BOC Gas & Gear 325 3866 or 472 2377Cadden Crowe Pacific 321 5831Daltron 302 2200 or 325 5900 or 472 8449 Ela Motors 322 9400IBBM Enterprise Centre 321 5018InterOil Corporation 309 9300IPI Group 475 1400NCS 302 1500Origin Energy 323 4033Pacific Energy Aviation 325 8894PNG Ports Corporation Ltd • Port Moresby 321 1637 • Lae 472 6434 or 472 2477Port Moresby Nature Park 326 0248

DESTINATION ACCOMMODATIONDriftwood Resort 7373 4288 Seeadler Bay Hotel & Resort 970 9589Tawali Resort 7364 0607Tufi Resort 323 3462

VEHICLE HIREAVIS 324 9400Budget 323 6244Europcar 323 9210Frangipani 982 9311Hertz (Port Moresby Airport) 302 6822

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Welcome The Executive Traveller is a handy guide for visitors to Papua New Guinea (PNG) and contains important information including useful telephone numbers, mining locations (marked on a PNG map) and individual maps for Port Moresby, Lae, Goroka, Madang, Mount Hagen and Kokopo. Executive Traveller is distributed directly to mining companies, contractors, hotels, car rental companies, the Mineral Resources Authority, the International Airport as well as a host of other outlets. It is the official travel guide to PNG and the most highly circulated publication in the country.Each year the content of this guide, including its maps, is updated to ensure the information is accurate and current. Nonetheless, we welcome feedback and suggestions on ways in which to improve the guide. Please don’t hesitate to contact us if you have any suggestions. Most of all enjoy your stay in PNG.

Land of MysteryPapua New Guinea is a nation that remains largely uncanvassed and shrouded in mystery. It’s not until visitors travel to this remote country that its natural beauty and cultural vibrancy truly come to life.The cultural riches and extraordinary wilderness of PNG are a traveller’s delight. Nowhere else in the world can one explore such diversity in languages and culture than within this fascinating nation. Its unique array of colourful tribespeople is echoed in the region’s diverse landscapes.PNG has a small population of approximately 7.8 million people, yet no less than 820 different languages are spoken throughout the region. It comes as no surprise then that a quarter of the world’s languages herald from PNG. English, Pidgin and Motu are the official languages of the region. PNG’s remoteness has preserved a traditional lifestyle, with many locals still residing in small villages and surviving on farming. A myriad of fascinating cultures can still be found in PNG from the famous Huli Wigmen in the Highlands to the enigmatic tribes of the Trobriand Islands. As a result, PNG has sprouted a number of annual festivals that celebrate the customs and costumes of the beguiling locals.

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A General Rule As a general rule, all non-citizens who seek employment in the private sector in PNG must possess a valid work permit before they can commence employment. The work permit must be granted by the Secretary, Department of Labour and Industrial Relations in accordance with the Employment of Non-citizens Act 2007. A non-citizen who works in PNG without a valid work permit commits an offence. Remember that if you are unsure whether you need a work permit, please approach the Foreign Employment Division for assistance.

Qualifications, Skills and ExperienceA work permit application must contain sufficient evidence of a non-citizen’s qualifications, skills and experience. This evidence must demonstrate that the non-citizen has the credentials to do the job for which they have applied for a work permit.As a general rule, non-citizen employees should possess a degree or other tertiary qualification relevant to their field of employment. Applicants should also demonstrate appropriate work experience (at least 3-5 years) in order to qualify for a work permit.Work permits may be granted to highly-skilled non-citizen workers who do not hold any tertiary qualifications. However, detailed proof of the employee’s skills and job experience must be provided in an updated curriculum vitae (CV) as part of the work permit application.

Age Requirements No work permit will be granted to a non-citizen under the age of 22. This is because it is assumed that non-citizens of this age are not suitably qualified, skilled or experienced enough to provide training or learning opportunities to their PNG counterparts. There is no upper age limit to the granting of a work permit. However, a non-citizen who is above the age of 65 years may have to provide a suitable medical clearance before they can be granted a work permit.

Sharing Knowledge and Community Participation Non-citizens are required to share their knowledge and experience with their Papua New Guinean counterparts. It is also important that non-citizens who come to work in PNG are able to communicate with Papua New Guinean citizens within the community.

Applying For a Work PermitAll applications for a work permit, regardless of the type of work permit, must be submitted using the prescribed application forms contained in the Employment of Non-citizens Regulation 2008.

Processing Time FrameIt is a statutory requirement under the Act that all new work permit applications and all renewal applications be dealt with within 42 days (6 weeks). If all of the documentation is correct, the Department will usually process a work permit application within 3 weeks.

Working in Papua New Guinea

An Important Rule You may NOT work in Papua New Guinea if you do not possess a valid work permit! Significant penalties apply if you are caught working without a valid work permit.

FeesApplication for General Work Permit – K1000.00 for each year of the work permit. (At the time of publication, this fee was correct. Seek confirmation with the Department of Labour and Industrial Relations.)

Responsibility of DLIR (Foreign Employment Division) In the first instance, all non-citizens must be granted a work permit by DLIR. The application for the work permit will be processed by the Foreign Employment Division (FED) of DLIR. Any decision with respect to the application for a work permit will be decided by the Secretary, DLIR. The Secretary will consider the application in accordance with the Employment of Non-citizens Act 2007 and the Employment of Non-citizens Regulation 2008. Once a non-citizen has been issued with a work permit, he or she must apply to Immigration for the appropriate Entry Permit (Visa). A visa allows a non-citizen to enter PNG and remain for a specific period. Any decision with respect to a visa application will be made in accordance with the Migration Act 1978 and Regulation. Non-citizen employees who have been issued with a work permit are granted a specific visa called the ‘Working Resident Entry Permit’. Immigration also issues many other types of visas such as: Visitor Visa, Business Visa and Student Visa. Immigration also issues Permanent Resident Visas and Papua New Guinean Passports. Immigration is responsible for processing and issuing entry permits (visas) and passports. It is not responsible for processing and issuing work permits.

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Today, visitors to Papua New Guinea find a country with a mining-based economy that is resulting in jobs and a boom of which is unprecedented in the region. This phenomenal development would have seemed worlds away up until about 1970.Prior to the 1970s, there was little mineral extraction in PNG and the country’s economy was driven by the growing and selling of coffee and copra. Towns such as Madang, Goroka and Lae brought the PNG products to the world. Coffee, which was developed through the influx of German missionaries before World War II, thrived in the perfect conditions. The large available workforce and worldwide demand for coffee quickly resulted in a successful business formula and beans were transported to Lae, where they were shipped to the world.

In a similar vein to coffee, the copra trade of PNG pushed the economy along in a way that had not previously been witnessed by the rest of the world. Copra is the dried meat of the coconut and one of the world’s richest crops due to the fact that once crushed it produces 70% oil. Given the abundance of coconuts and willing workers, copra soon helped companies such as Burns Philp and Steamships build their respective PNG fortunes.

As the economy took its course, it stood to reason that investors and miners would attempt to tap into the wealthy gold deposits that were reported originally by Captain Moresby in 1873 and then further exploited by others in parts of German New Guinea, including the Waria Valley and what later became known as the Morobe Goldfield. Copper was also discovered and reasonable amounts were mined at the Astrolabe mineral field near Port Moresby for a couple of decades in the early 20th century.

From the mid 1960s, as copper demand grew worldwide, many areas of PNG were subjected to first pass prospecting and, ultimately, the Panguna Copper Mine in Bougainville became one of the world’s largest open-pit mines. Panguna dominated the economy of Bougainville during the 1970s and 1980s at which time the company’s tax and dividend payments made up around 20% of the national budget of PNG. Today, however, OK Tedi Mining boasts the largest operating copper mining facility in the country, which commenced full operation in 1984.

Gold has also continued to be an important part of the PNG economy and, although there are several active gold mining facilities, Lihir Gold Ltd is still one of the major gold mines in PNG today. The company commenced operation in 1997 and Lihir Island hosts one of the world’s largest gold deposits. Like OK Tedi, Lihir is one of the most profitable mines in the country and underpins a great deal of the economy.

With many projects currently being explored, coupled with the LNG pipeline, PNG seems set to have a long future association with the mining and petroleum industries.

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bird watchingMany visitors to PNG are attracted to the region for its birdwatching or ‘birding’ as it’s known to enthusiasts. Considering there are no less than 646 species on record, it’s little wonder the activity is so immensely popular. Boasting approximately 86 endemic species and 83 threatened or quasi-threatened species, PNG is an oasis for anyone who appreciates spotting birdlife. The spectacular bird of paradise, among so many other beautiful species, is what brings serious birders to PNG. Known for its flamboyant plumage, the bird of paradise really is a sight to behold. While the mainland is flush with birdlife, the islands of PNG also feature their own awe-inspiring species. Some of the varieties you might expect to see on West New Britain include the Melanesian scrub fowl (or megapode), song parrot, beach kingfisher and nicobar pigeon, to name a few. For more information on birding tours, speak to your accommodation establishment for recommendations.

DIVINGWith unique coral reefs, fascinating wrecks and unusual fish species, the region’s stunning underwater landscapes captivate divers and snorkellers, alike. PNG forms part of the famous Coral Triangle, which spans eastern Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, PNG, Timor Leste and the Solomon Islands. The region is renowned for its unique marine biodiversity and covers a massive territory of some 5.7 million square kilometres. With over 3,000 species of reef fish and more than 600 species of coral, the Coral Triangle has the highest diversity of tropical fish in the world.PNG is flush with amazing dives sites, from Port Moresby and Tufi in the south to Madang and the islands in the north. Due to the exceptional quality of diving in the region, it’s almost impossible to narrow down a list of top dives. Having said that, if you’re a passionate diver be sure to check out Der Yang wreck at Echuca Patch in Kavieng, the B17 Blackjack at Cape Vogel, Susie’s Bommie off Port Moresby, Milne Bay for manta rays and muck diving, and Kilibob’s Knob in Kimbe Bay for its shark dive.All of the land-based dive operators offer a complete diving experience from PADI dive instruction (for beginners) and uniquely tailored dive and stay packages for the more advanced divers.

customs informationUnderstand the customs requirements and restrictions when arriving and departing Papua New Guinea.At Jackson’s International Airport, it is compulsory for all visitors to PNG to fill out a passenger declaration for goods entering the country. Penalties apply to any visitor found making a false claim. Visitors that exceed their duty free limit may have to pay duty on arrival to PNG. The types of items that will need to be declared are:• Goods that are prohibited or restricted: firearms; weapons such as flick

knives; flora and fauna; agricultural products such as foods (canned, fresh, smoked) and animal byproducts; biological products; and medicines (ensure you have a prescription from your doctor on hand).

• Goods that exceed K1000 allowance• Goods deemed for business or trade purposes • Tobacco products that exceed 250gms or over 250 cigarettes• Alcoholic beverages exceeding more than 2 litresFor importing goods into PNG, all goods must be claimed at customs by completing an import declaration form. A license or permit may be required for restricted goods so please check this prior to importation. Once the form is lodged with supporting documentation, then payment on any taxes and duties needs to made. Only after all transport costs have been paid can importers claim their goods. Goods may be subject to inspection.In terms of taking goods home, many of the same restrictions apply to countries such as Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Fiji and Singapore as in PNG. Therefore, it’s advised that all items made from plant material and wood are inspected and treated prior to leaving PNG, otherwise items will likely be inspected on arrival back home. If insect damage is detected, this may result in them being destroyed. In some cases, you may even be fined. There are many pest control businesses in PNG which will fumigate your goods and supply you with certification to show customs on arrival back home.

Exploration Applicationand Processing StepsMineral Resource AuthorityThe Mineral Resource Authority (MRA) was formed to assist and approve exploration applications for the benefit of PNG and the business operators undertaking the exploration. The MRA is the only authority that can give you up to the minute detailed information on exploration in PNG, but listed here are the steps in summary:

The Application Process:

Step 1: Lodging of Applications

Attachments to be submitted together with Application Form.

– Form 8: Application Form

– Form 17: Boundary Description Form

– Form 20: Work Program Form

* Statements & evidence of financial & technical capacities

* Form to be filled, signed and submitted in person or by

nominated agent

* Application Fee: K5,000.00 (US$1,690.00)

Step 2: Registration of Application by Registrar

Step 3: Advertisement of Application in media

Step 4: Warden’s Hearing and Reporting (this is usually done at the proposed activity site)

Step 5: Technical Assessment of Application

Step 6: Mining Advisory Council (MAC) considers application (the council is comprised of government representatives) which recommends to Minister for grant of licence or otherwise

Step 7: Mining Minister makes decision on application

Step 8: Payment of Fees and Obtaining of Exploration Permit

Schedule of Fees:

Application or Certification (Form 3) K2,000.00Variation of Terms and Conditions of Certification (Form 5) K400.00Change in Ownership of Enterprise (Form 3) K2,000.00

(Fees are correct at time of publication, however seek confirmation with the Mineral Resource Authority prior to commencing your application.)

Environmental Impact Assessment BranchThe Environmental Impact Assessment Branch is required to monitor, assess and manage all development proposals through the environmental planning legislation under the Environmental Planning Act 1978. Under this Act, a developer may voluntarily submit, or be required to submit, a detailed environmental plan to the DEC for assessment and evaluation before gaining approval to proceed. Once approval has been granted and the development proceeds, the division is then responsible for ensuring that the development’s progress complies with the conditions laid down in the environmental plan. This involves regular inspections and the evaluation of monitoring and survey results to verify compliance.

Environmental Protection BranchThe Environmental Protection Branch has the responsibility to ensure the prevention, abatement and control of environmental contaminants through the administration of the Environmental Contaminants Act 1978. This Act covers many areas of environmental pollution and makes provision for establishing a licensing procedure for water, air and land discharge of pollutants.It also sets out to establish a register of hazardous environmental contaminants, which regulates their importation, manufacture, distribution and use. At the present time, the effective operation of this legislation awaits the development of licensing procedures and regulatory standards. The branch is responsible for the implementation of the country’s obligation under the Convention for the Protection of the Ozone Layer and Protocol on Substances that deplete the ozone layer.

Environmental Permits

Department of Environment and ConservationThe Department of Environment and Conservation (DEC) was established in 1985. Its mission (approved by the National Executive Council on 22 August 1989) is to ensure natural and physical resources are managed to sustain environmental quality and human well-being.

The key legislations administered by the Department are:– Environmental Planning Act 1978– Environmental Contaminants Act 1978– Conservation Areas Act 1978– National Parks Act 1984– International (Fauna & Flora) Trade Act 1978– Fauna (Protection and Control) Act 1966– Crocodile Trade (Protection) Act 1974– Water Resources Act 1982 – Environment Act 2000It also has an important role under the Forests Act 1992.Efforts are currently underway to amalgamate three legislations (Environment Planning Act, Environment Contaminants Act and Water Resource Act) to provide for an effective and efficient environmental regulation process. The system is intended to provide a one-stop-shop environmental approval.

The functions of the Department include:– Environmental impact assessment of major projects including forestry,

mining and petroleum proposals– Environment policy development– Pollution control and the regulation of hazardous substances– Management of water resources– Conservation of flora and fauna– Establishment and management of national parks and protected areas– Species management– Biodiversity assessment– Biodiversity data management– Hydrological investigation, data collection and analysis– Education and awareness– Administration of PNG’s international environmental convention agreements

For further information, please visit www.ipa.gov.pg or contact the Investment Promotion Authority directly on the numbers below:– Port Moresby 321 3900 – Lae 479 2001 – Buka 973 9344 – Mt. Hagen 542 0399 – Kokopo 982 9460

A Cultural dawnPapua New Guinea is one of the most culturally diverse countries in the world. Its cultural origins have shaped the nation it is today.Around 50,000 years ago, Asian migrants travelled across the Indonesian archipelago to become the first human inhabitants of PNG. Archaeological remnants such as stone axes and animal fragments discovered in the Ivane Valley date back anywhere between 44,000 to 49,000 years. It’s believed islands such as New Britain and New Ireland were settled around 35,000 years ago, and Manus as late as 20,000 years ago. Evidence suggests that, rather than settling in one place, the first regional dwellers moved nomadically from the mountains to lower elevations to rotate their food supply. With migrational groups dispersing over time, the remote conditions gave rise to unique tribal customs and languages.

Early settlers of PNG are ancestrally linked with Aborigines as Australia was once connected to PNG by a land bridge evident during the Pleistocene Epoch. This marked a period when the polar ice caps retained more water, therefore sea levels were marginally lower than they currently are. The land bridge disappeared approximately 8,000 years ago, which explains why the same race of people became so culturally diversified.

Another migrational wave occurred around 3,500 years ago evidenced in the ornate pottery remnants found throughout the region. The pottery was crafted by the Lapita people who archaeologists initially believed were traders passing through from eastern Asia. It was discovered later that the Lapita people colonised areas of PNG by bringing anything they required to settle comfortably, which included animals and the means to plant crops. Their superior artisan skills are showcased not just in their pottery but in the ingenuity of their flaked stone and wood tools, and shell artefacts.

The first people to settle in PNG were hunter gatherers who subsisted on a diet of animal, fish and local vegetation. With global temperatures eventually increasing around 10,000 years ago, it’s no surprise that evidence of agricultural farming was found in PNG from 9,000 years onwards. Papua New Guineans have, in fact, been credited with being one of the first cultures to agriculturally farm land. The existence of domesticated pigs in PNG date back as early as 5,000 years. Pigs remain culturally and financially important today with marriages still consecrated with a dowry of pigs. Many Papua New Guineans also still live off subsistence farming.

Port MoresbyAs the capital of PNG, and the first place visitors see on arrival to the region, Port Moresby is a transient hub that sees visitors come and go. Whether you’re here for a day or longer, there is a number of interesting attractions on offer to satisfy your curiosity. If you’re around in mid-September on Independence Day, Port Moresby plays host to the Hiri Moale Festival. Get along to immerse yourself in PNG’s diverse and rich culture.

Useful NumbersEMERGENCYPOLICE 112ELA MEDICAL CENTRE 320 0585PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL HOSPITAL 323 4400PARADISE PRIVATE HOSPITAL 325 6022PORT MORESBY MEDICAL SERVICE 325 6633

SECURITY, TRANSPORT & PLACES OF INTERESTAVIS 324 9400BUDGET 323 6244EUROPCAR 323 9210RED DOT TAXI 311 3257SCARLET TAXI 323 4266CORPS SECURITY 323 4473G4S SECURITY 305 8300GUARD DOG SECURITY 325 9653AVIAT SOCIAL & SPORTING CLUB 321 4261 PORT MORESBY GOLF CLUB 325 5367ROYAL PAPUA YACHT CLUB 321 1700PARADISE CINEMAS VISION CITY 302 8541

ACCOMMODATIONAIRWAYS HOTEL 324 5200AKU LODGE 323 2645CITI SERVICED APARTMENTS & MOTEL 323 0543CROWNE PLAZA HOTELS & RESORTS 309 3000DREAM INN HOTEL 325 3600ELA BEACH HOTEL 321 2100GATEWAY HOTEL 327 8100GRAND PAPUA HOTEL 304 0000GRANVILLE HOTEL 325 7155HIDEAWAY HOTEL 323 6888HOLIDAY INN & SUITES 303 2000HOHOLA APARTMENTS 323 9133 or 323 1833HOTEL HODAVA 323 8377LAGUNA HOTEL 323 9333LAMANA HOTEL 323 2333LOLOATA ISLAND RESORT 325 8590PADDY’S HOTEL & APARTMENTS 323 3202PONDEROSA HOTEL 323 4888RAINTREE LODGE 323 8888SANCTUARY RESORT 7029 8532SHADY REST HOTEL 323 0000WELLNESS LODGE 323 860617 MILE LODGE 7031 1018

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PRICE GUIDE(APPROXIMATE PRICES ONLY)

COURTESY TRANSPORT

TAKEAWAY

ENTREE: K16 MAIN: K30

DESSERT: K12NO YES


DESSERT: K35YES NO


DESSERT: K30YES YES


DESSERT: K12NO YES


DESSERT: K12NO YES


DESSERT: K22NO YES


DESSERT: K30 YES* YES


DESSERT: K12NO YES


DESSERT: K26YES NO


DESSERT: K22NO YES


DESSERT: K10NO YES


DESSERT: K12YES YES


DESSERT: K8NO YES

ENTREE: K6 MAIN: K17 YES YES


DESSERT: K10YES YES


DESSERT: K12YES YES


DESSERT: K10YES YES


DESSERT: K12NO YES

RESTAURANT PHONE CUISINE

ASIA AROMASSTEAMSHIPS PLAZA, DOWNTOWN, PORT MORESBY

321 4780 CHINESE & THAI

CROWNE PLAZA HOTELCNR HUNTER & DOUGLAS ST, PORT MORESBY

309 3000 FINE DINING

DAIKOKU JAPANESE TEPPAN-YAKI STEAK HOUSE HARBOUR CITY, DOWNTOWN,PORT

321 0255 JAPANESE

DYNASTY SEAFOODVISION CITY, WAIGANI DVE, WAIGANI

302 8538CHINESE,

MALAYSIAN & YUM CHA

FUGUI RESTAURANTGORDONS 323 0188 CHINESE

& MALAYSIAN

FUSION HARBOUR CITY DOWNTOWN, PORT MORESBY

7196 6666SINGAPOREAN,

MALAYSIAN, & CHINESE

GATEWAY HOTELJACKSONS PARADE SEVEN MILE

327 8100INTERNATIONAL CONTEMPORARY

CUISINEGRAND PALACE1ST FLOOR, RH HYPERMARKET,GORDONS

311 2826AUTHENTIC

CHINESE & MALAYSIAN

GRAND PAPUA HOTELMARY ST,PORT MORESBY

304 0170INTERNATIONAL CONTEMPORARY

CUISINEHOG’S BREATH CAFEVISION CITY, WAIGANI DVE, WAIGANI

302 8550 STEAK, SEAFOOD AUSTRALIAN

IMPERIAL CHINESE RESTAURANT GABAKA ST, GORDONS

311 3668AUTHENTIC

CHINESE CUISINE

LAGUNA HOTEL WAIGANI DRIVE, WAIGANI

323 9333 ASIAN & WESTERN

MAGI SEAFOOD RESTAURANT SPRING GARDENS RD, GORDONS

323 3918MALAYSIAN

CHINESE SEAFOOD

MR MIKE’S PIZZATHE SHADY REST HOTELTAURAMA RD, BOROKO

343 1722 PIZZA & WINGS (TAKEAWAY)

PORT MORESBY NATURE PARK CAFEGORO KAEAGA ROAD, UNIVERSITY NEXT TO POM NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

326 0248 CAFE CUISINE

TASTY BITEHUNTER ST,PORT MORESBY

321 2222 INDIAN & TANDOOR

THE CELLAR RESTAURANTTHE SHADY REST HOTELTAURAMA RD, BOROKO

323 0000 CONTINENTAL, INDIAN, STEAK

YELLOW CAPTAIN PIZZAGROUND FLOOR, VISION CITY WAIGANI DVE, WAIGANI

302 8570 PIZZA & PASTA

Port moresby Dining Guide

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RESTAURANT PHONE CUISINE PRICE GUIDE(approximate prices only)

COURTESY TRANSPORT

TAKE AWAY

CREDIT CARDACCEPTED

SECUREPARKING

WIRELESS INTERNET

LAE TRAVELLERS INN TOP TOWN, VEE STREET NEXT TO CORONATION COLLEGE

479 0411 CASUAL DINING WESTERN,

MELANESIAN & INDIAN


DESSERT: K11NO YES MC, VISA YES NO

LAE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL 4TH STREET, LAE

472 2000

FINE DINING BRASSERIE &

PIZZA


DESSERT: K35NO YES AMEX, MC, VISA YES YES

MELANESIAN HOTEL SECOND STREET, LAE

472 3744

WESTERN & MELANESIAN


DESSERT: K14YES YES AMEX, MC,VISA YES YES

BUNGA RAYA RESTAURANT LAE GOLF CLUB

472 7177

MALAYSIAN & CHINESE


DESSERT: K20NO YES AMEX, VISA YES NO

LAE CITY HOTEL LAE

472 0138

WESTERN & ASIAN


DESSERT: K25NO YES AMEX, MC,VISA YES YES

GOLDEN AVIAT LAE

472 0486

CHINESE ENTREE: K5 MAIN: K50

DESSERT: K15NO YES MC YES YES

CREDIT CARDACCEPTED

SECUREPARKING

WIRELESS INTERNET

AMEX, MC, VISA YES NO

AMEX, MC, VISA YES YES

AMEX, MC, VISA, JBC YES YES

MC, VISA, JBC YES NO






MC, VISA, JBC YES NO

MC, VISA YES NO

MC, VISA YES YES

AMEX, MC, VISA NO NO

MC, VISA YES YES

MC, VISA, AMEX YES NO


MC, VISA YES YES

VISA, MC YES NO

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Lae

Useful Numbers

With its deep port and central northern location, Lae is the home of industry and export in PNG. While vastly different from the commercial atmosphere of Port Moresby, Lae is very much responsible for a large portion of the annual Papua New Guinean economy.With a population of around 150,000, Lae is home to the famous Morobe Cultural Show and offers visitors plenty of things to see and do. Be sure to take a trip to the Rainforest Habitat, which is located on the grounds of the University of Technology.The Lae War Cemetery houses 2,808 soldiers buried here as a result of the World War II operations in PNG. The cemetery is located in Memorial Drive and is opened most days with free entry. Another really interesting and lesser-known attraction in Lae is the Japanese Memorial, which is on the way to Wagang Village. Wagang Village is also called Sipaia Village after the Myoko Maru that is aground just off the beach there. To get to the memorial, drive out past the Pistol Club and keep going towards Malahang. Just as you arrive at the Malahang Industrial Estate, take a right hand turn towards the coast and you’ll see the memorial half way along.

EMERGENCYPOLICE 472 1833FIRE 472 4818LAE ANGAU HOSPITAL 473 2100LAE INTERNATIONAL HOSPITAL (LIH) 472 7133TUSA PRIVATE HOSPITAL 472 4688

SECURITY, TRANSPORT, SERVICES & PLACES OF INTERESTGUARD DOG SECURITY 475 1069AVIS 324 9400BUDGET 323 6244EUROPCAR 323 9210LAE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 472 2340LAE YACHT CLUB 472 4909MELANESIAN ARTS CENTRE 472 1604

ACCOMMODATIONCITY LINK MOTEL 479 5950CROSSROADS TRANSIT HOTEL 475 1124ELPHICK MOTEL 472 2487ERIKU LODGE 472 2612HUON GULF HOTEL 472 4844HUON ROAD MOTEL 472 8744LAE CITY HOTEL 472 0138LAE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL 472 2000LAE – SIL GUEST HOUSE 472 2939LAE TRAVELLERS INN 479 0411MAVRA GUEST HOUSE 472 5912MELANESIAN HOTEL 472 3744MOROBE HOTEL 479 0100PHIL’S HOTEL 472 1251PILGRIM VILLAGE GUEST HOUSE 472 8076UNITECH GUEST HOUSE 475 7436VALUE INN 472 8722

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SHARMAINN

Located in the Eastern Highlands, Goroka is known today for many things, including its annual show, the famous mudmen and its pottery. Coffee, brought in by the missionaries, opened Goroka up as a commercial hub.If you are planning on spending some time in Goroka, then be sure to take a trip to Kainantu to visit the famous Kainantu Pottery. The entire region is famous for its clay work but Kainantu has a worldwide reputation for its remarkable pottery. The JK McCarthy Museum, which is named after one of PNG’s first patrol officers, is also well worth a visit. The museum showcases both indigenous and colonial artefacts which encapsulate some of the region’s past history. The museum is open daily except Sunday and a nominal fee will grant you access. In September each year Goroka plays host to the Goroka Cultural Show, which coincides with PNG Independence celebrations and the Hiri Moale Festival in Port Moresby. The show harks back to the 1950s and provides visitors with the opportunity to experience the traditions and culture of Papua New Guineans in the region. Attendees will be privy to the performances of the Huli Wigmen of Tari and the famous yellow faced men and the mudmen of Asar, among many other wonderful treats.Other points of interest in the area include Mt Gahavisuka Provincial Park which is located eleven kilometres out of town and accessible only by four wheel drive. Visitors can experience the awe-inspiring fauna here, all the while drawing in the views from the lookout which spans vistas 2,450 metres above sea level.If you’re up for it, Goroka offers up some interesting local delicacies. Try a cicada kebab which is cooked on hot embers for a crunchy snack. The local pandanus plant, otherwise known as marita, is cooked in boiling water and then mashed to a sauce. The sauce makes a great dip for sweet potato, which is grown in the region.

Goroka

Useful NumbersEMERGENCYPOLICE 532 1443

GOROKA HOSPITAL 531 2100

SECURITY, TRANSPORT & SERVICESAVIS 324 9400

BUDGET 323 6244EUROPCAR 323 9210GUARD DOG SECURITY 532 2447

PNG COFFEE INDUSTRY CORPORATION LTD 532 1266

ACCOMMODATIONBIRD OF PARADISE HOTEL 531 3100

GOROKA LODGE 532 2411PACIFIC GARDENS HOTEL 532 3418

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Mount Hagen, the capital of the Western Highlands Province, is named after an extinct volcano 24 kilometres northwest, which is said to take its name from a German Colonel Officer Curt von Hagen. The prevalence of German-named landmarks in the region is derivative of the period 1884 to 1914 when the area was colonised by Germans and known as German New Guinea. The region was subsequently overtaken by Australian Forces in 1914, following the onset of World War I.Today, with mining and agricultural ventures into coffee, sweet potatoes and potatoes in the area, Mount Hagen has expanded to become the commercial hub of the Western Highlands. The cooler climates and high altitudes are particularly ideal for growing Arabic coffee for which the area of Banz is renowned for.Trans Niugini Tours are one of the main tour operators in Mount Hagen and offer birdwatching, trekking, fishing and other tailored activities. There is also a number of more localised tour operators in Mount Hagen. Simply ask one of the staff at your accommodation to point you in the right direction.The Western Highlands is home to the Baiyer River Sanctuary, which expands across a massive 740 hectares and includes 185 species of birdlife. This spectacular nature park and its wildlife are a must-do while you’re in the region.In August every year, Mount Hagen boasts a feast of activities as it plays host to the ever-popular Mount Hagen Show. First launched in 1964, this festival continues to showcase the rich heritage of the local culture featuring 75 tribes from throughout PNG. If you’re interested in Indigenous culture and your timing is right, this is one event not to be missed.On Saturdays, you can visit the Hagen Market, one of PNG’s foremost markets, for fresh produce and other interesting items such as highland hats. Get amongst the locals and experience Mount Hagen up close.

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EMERGENCYAMBULANCE 001FIRE 542 1312POLICE 542 1222MOUNT HAGEN HOSPITAL 542 1166

SECURITY & TRANSPORTGUARD DOG SECURITY 542 1118AVIS 545 1350BUDGET 542 1818EUROPCAR 323 9210CITY CAB 690 4431HERTZ 542 3544

ACCOMMODATIONAIRPORT MOTEL 545 1647AIRPORT RESORT 545 1528GOLDLINE LODGE 542 3333HAUS POROMAN LODGE 542 2250HIGHLANDER HOTEL 542 1355HOTEL KIMININGA 542 2399HOTEL POROMAN 542 3558

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Mt.HagenHigh School

TarugalPrimary School

HagenPrimary School

Cemetery

Holy TrinityChurch

Holy TrinityCatholic Mission

CatholicYouthCentre

KiminingaPolice

Barracks

SewerageTreatment

Plant

HagenClub

FireStation

BaptistChurch

S.D.A.Church

Market

St.PaulsChurch

UnitedChurch

BowlingClub

PostOffice

PoliceStation

Hagen ParkHigh School

DistrictCourt

LocalCourt

TownCouncil

Hotel

Mt.HagenGeneral Hospital

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To Goroka& Airport

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PlayingFields

PopePaul’sPark

FootballGround

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Situated on the northern coast of the mainland, Madang sits on a peninsula and is surrounded by picturesque islands and highlands. Madang’s tropical beauty makes it one of PNG’s top tourist destinations. Renowned for its pristine waters and wondrous seascapes, it’s the perfect place to indulge a dive adventure. Rainbow coral reefs, bommies and World War II wrecks provide divers with plenty to explore with the oceanic currents luring both pelagic and reef varieties of fish. Be sure to check out Planet Rock, Barracuda Point, Eel Gardens and Magic Passage, which are just some of the popular dive sites where you can experience the best of PNG’s marine life. For more information on things to see and do in the region, drop into the Madang Visitors and Cultural Bureau. Don’t miss out on the Madang Festival which occurs on the Queen’s Birthday weekend each year.

Useful Numbers

Madang

EMERGENCYPOLICE 422 3233

MADANG GENERAL HOSPITAL 422 2022

NATU MEDICAL HOSPITAL 422 1004

SECURITY, TRANSPORT, SERVICES & PLACES OF INTERESTGUARD DOG SECURITY 422 1616

AVIS 324 9400

BUDGET 323 6244

EUROPCAR 323 9210

RAMU NICKEL 422 2888

MADANG VISITORS & CULTURAL BUREAU 422 3302

MELANESIAN TOURIST SERVICES 424 1300

ISLANDS AIRWAYS LTD 422 2601

MISSION AVIATION FELLOWSHIP 545 1477

DIVINE WORD UNIVERSITY 422 2937

PNG MARITIME COLLEGE (WWW.PNGMC.AC.PG) 422 2922

ACCOMMODATIONANUA NEGU LODGE 7114 5577

COASTWATCHERS HOTEL 422 2684

JAIS ABEN RESORT 423 3111

KALAM GUEST HAUS 433 4146

KRANKET ISLAND LODGE 852 2766

MADANG LODGE 422 3395

MADANG RESORT 422 2655

MADANG STAR INTERNATIONAL 422 2656

MALOLO PLANTATION LODGE 542 1438

MADANG CLUB 422 2885

MADANG COUNTRY CLUB 422 2181

SMUGGLERS INN RESORT 422 2744

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Bode Point

Madang Airport

CoastwatchersMemorial Lighthouse

MadangCountry Club

PNGMaritimeCollege

Provincial GovernmentHeadquarters

VisitorsBureau

ModilonGeneral Hospital

FootballGround

Main Wharf

Marina

ShoppingCentre

TO LAE& GOROKA

Cape Kusseron

KranketIsland

YombaIsland

N

MADANG LODGE

MADANG RESORT

COASTWATCHERS RESORT

TO SIAR ISLAND& JAIS ABEN RESORT

RAMU NICKEL

SMUGGLERS INN

MADANG STARINTERNATIONAL HOTEL

KALIBOBOVILLAGE

Nui TiminIsland

NuiIsland

BiliaIsland

Jacunda Point

Japanese Memorial Lookout

Wharf

MADANG CLUBELAMOTORS

ELAMOTORS

BSP

ANZ CTR

B

B

DivineWord

University

Food Gardens

Food Gardens

Food Gardens

Food Gardens

Food Gardens

Food Gardens

Food Gardens

Meiro

River

MadangGolf Course

Sir DonaldCleland Park

Park

Reserve

MADANG HARBOUR

ASTROLABE BAY

Dallman Passage

BINNENHARBOUR


PolicePlaces of InterestHospital

Police

BanksPost Office

B

COASTWATCHERS

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KokopoOn arrival to Kokopo, the first thing you may notice is that, unlike many parts of the country, the town gives a feeling of being an undeveloped tourist town. Kokopo is clean and tidy, safe and picturesque. Make sure that you take the time to head up to the Rabaul Observatory, located above the main town on Mt North Daughter. The observatory is used to monitor earthquake activity and has some of the best views in the country.The people of East New Britain boast their own unique culture, with the Baining Fire Dance exemplifying this. The Baining Fire Dance is routinely performed at night and showcases young men wearing distinctive masks dancing energetically in and out of fire. The dance is believed to be a rite of passage for Baining progeny and is performed to spirited chanting and drumming. The National Mask Festival in Rabaul is held in July each year and thousands of visitors flock from all around the globe to experience this wonderful and colourful event. East New Britain is a great place to birdwatch as it is home to a number of exotic birds including the renowned hornbill and megapode, among other species. The caves in the region are regarded as world class, so be sure to check out the caves at Pomio which can be accessed by boat or vehicle.If you’re keen to do some trekking while you’re in the area, then try walking from Volavolo Village to Mt Mother, the tallest mountain in the area. The hike to the top of Mt Mother means a steep climb to 700 metres, which offers fantastic views and will take you most of the day to complete. If you enjoy diving, the World War II wrecks that litter the reefs surrounding East New Britain offer diving and snorkelling with excellent visibility year round. Simpson Harbour, the location where 54 Japanese ships were sunk during the war effort, and the Beehives (a small group of craggy islands) both offer great diving. Tavui Point provides fantastic snorkelling over Japanese submarines.

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EMERGENCYPOLICE 982 8222ST. MARY’S HOSPITAL 982 8355ZOMA MEDICAL CLINIC 982 9356

TRANSPORT & SERVICESAVIS 324 9400BUDGET 323 6244EUROPCAR 323 9210EAST NEW BRITAIN TOURISM 982 8697

ACCOMMODATIONGAZELLE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL 982 5600KOKOPO BEACH BUNGALOW RESORT 982 8788KOKOPO VILLAGE RESORT 982 9096QUEEN EMMA LODGE 982 9206RABAUL HOTEL 982 1999RABAUL TRAVELODGE 982 1002RAPOPO PLANTATION RESORT 982 9944SEA VIEW BEACH RESORT 982 8447TAKLAM LODGE 982 8870

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OldKokopoMarket

Post Office

Fire Station

SupermarketGerman

Cemetery

VunapopeCatholic Mission

Police

East New BritainHistorical & Cultural

Centre

RalumGolf Club

St.Mary’sHospital

To Rabaul

To Toma

To Tokua Airport

KokopoGolf Course

Rugby LeagueGrounds

Plantation

Plantation

Plantation

ShowGrounds

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Main roadsOther roadsLocal roadsParksHospitalPlaces of Interest

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Scale

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Petroleum & Gas in PNGOIL SEARCH LTDPO Box 842 Port Moresby NCD Papua New Guinea www.oilsearch.com

Tel: +675 322 5599 Fax: +675 322 5566

ESSO HIGHLANDS LTD (SUBSIDIARY OF EXXONMOBIL)GPO Box 118 Port Moresby NCD Papua New Guinea www.pnglng.com

Tel: +675 309 7111 Fax: +675 309 7005

INTEROIL CORPORATIONPO Box 1994 Port Moresby NCD Papua New Guinea www.interoil.com

Tel: +675 309 9300 Fax: +675 309 9398

Mining & Petroleum in PNGDEPARTMENT OF MINERAL POLICY AND GEOHAZARDS MANAGEMENTPrivate Mail Bag of Port Moresby NCD Papua New Guinea

Tel: +675 322 7600 Fax: +675 321 4995

MINERAL RESOURCES AUTHORITYPO Box 1906 Port Moresby NCD Papua New Guinea www.mra.gov.pg

Tel: +675 321 3511 Fax: +675 321 5711

INVESTMENT PROMOTION AUTHORITYPO Box 5053 Boroko NCD Papua New Guinea www.ipa.gov.pg

Tel: +675 321 7311 Fax: +675 320 2237

PNG CHAMBER OF MINES AND PETROLEUMPO Box 1032 Port Moresby NCD Papua New Guinea www.pngchamberminpet.com.pg

Tel: +675 321 2988 Fax: +675 321 7107

DEPARTMENT OF PETROLEUM AND ENERGYPO Box 1993 Port Moresby NCD Papua New Guinea www.petroleum.gov.pg

Tel: +6753213680Fax: +6753212064

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WESTERNPROVINCE

SANDAUNPROVINCE

EAST SEPIKPROVINCE

MANUSPROVINCE

MADANGPROVINCE

WEST NEW BRITAINPROVINCE

EAST NEW BRITAINPROVINCE

MILNE BAY PROVINCE

CENTRALPROVINCE

GULFPROVINCE

MOROBEPROVINCE

OROPROVINCE

EASTERNHIGHLANDSPROVINCE

WESTERNHIGHLANDSPROVINCE

SIMBUPROVINCE

SOUTHERNHIGHLANDSPROVINCE

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Boigu I.Saibai I.

Daru I.

Kiwai I.Mibu I.

Kairiru I.Mushu I.

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Ponam I.

Bipi I.

Maron I.Luf I.

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Heina Islands

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Kar Kar Island

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Wabuda I.

Umuda I.Purutu I.

Uapumba I.Naviu I.

Morigio I.

Lasanga I.

Walaiuele I.

Yule I.

Bona Bona I.

Basilaki I.

Misima I.

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Buka I.

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Ramu Nat Park

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DeceptionBay

MarkhamBay

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Holnicote Bay

RedscarBay

HoodBay

Dyke AcklandBay

CollingwoodBay

TableBay

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Milne Bay

Vitiaz Strait

Broken Water Bay

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Kimbe Bay

St George’sChannel

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Wide Bay

JacquinotBay

Dolomakas Bay

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Bismarck Archipelago

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TulunLagoon

EmpressAugusta Bay

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Oriomo

Daru

Balimo

Pangoa

Ungerum

Telefomin

Tabubil

STANLEY

Kelabo

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May River

GreenRiver

Yemnu DreikikirMaprik

PagwiAmbunti

Vanimo

DromeAitape

Suain

WewakKaup

Timbunke

Lorengau

BaiyerRiver

Awar

Bogia

Bunabun

Annaberg

Kwanga

Aiome

Usino Ming Ming

Wadau

Kinim

SimbaiDusin

WabagPorgera

TariPaio

PangiaPoroma

Kaupena

Karengari

Margarima

Madang

Mount Hagen

Goroka

HenganofiKainantu

Yonki

AgotaWaisa

Okapa

To’Okona

KundiawaMinj

Erave

WateraisKabwum

Wantoat

SingorokaiWasu

Lae

Koumaio

Wabuda

Bamio BoraGoari

Terapo

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Antelope ElkKerema

Bukaua

Bonga

MenyamyaWau

Bulolo

Guan

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Manau

Morobe

Eroro

Popondetta

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Lea Lea

PonganiGobe

Sariri

SafiaGabagaba

Aroma

Amau

Magarida

Kewasasap

Siri SiriMukawa

Mamai

Tufi

AlotauTopura

Savaia

Siasiada

Nomane

MendiKiunga

Sehulea

Waibula

MapamoiwaEsa’ala

Wadelei

Salamo

KaloKalo

Bolubolu

Kaurai

Guasopa

Bwadela

Kaibola

GasmataAkinum

Karaiai

EseilSauren

Sag SagSiassi

Lab LabKimbe

TalaseaWoganakai

Lapau

Pomio

Uvol

Malmal

TarobiGalilo

Ubai

Hoskins

Merai

Marupa

SampunOra

Open Bay

Rabaul

KokopoTakis

Malasait

Rasirik Sopau

Manga

Taron

Bakop

Kait

Kavieng

Karia

FangalawaKama

Konos

Karu

Londolovit

Umbukul Taskul

Wakunai

HutjenaTinputz

Arawa

Buin

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Malala

GREATPAPUANPLATEAU

Mt Biwal

Blucher Range

Range

Muller

Central Range

Mt Wamtakin Mt Morbanipari

Serra Hills

Torricelli MountainsMt SufenPrince Alexander Mts

Bismarck Range

Range

Stanley

Owen

Adelbert Ranges

Mt Embi

Mt Wilhelm

Mt KarimuiMt Kemevago

Mt Sisa

Mt Bosavi

Kratke Range

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Range

Range

Finisterre

Saruwaged

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Schleinitz Range

Mountains

Armit Range

Mt Victoria

Mt Nelson

Mt Strong

Mt AmungwiwaMt Eruki

Mt Simpson

Mt Suckling

MtVictory

Schrader Range Mt Ulawun

Cape Girgir

Cape Gourdon

Cape Ward Hunt

Cape YorkEagle Point

Cape Nelson

HUONPENINSULA

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WilliamezPeninsula

Cape Lambert

NorthCape

Cape St George

Cape Hanpan

Motupena Point

Moila Point

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Kumul Marine Terminal

Kutubu Central Processing Facility

Hides Gas Conditioning Plant

Hides Gas to Electricity Plant

Agogo Production Facility

Juha Production Facility

Gobe Production Facility

Kopi Shore Base

TOLUKUMA

HIDDEN VALLEY

RAMU

WAFI - GOLPU

LIHIR

SIMBERI

WOODLARK

OK TEDI

PORGERA

SOLWARA 1

IMWAUNA

SEHULLEA / WEIOKO

LALOKI

FRIEDA RIVER

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Operating MinePotential Mine

MINING PROJECTS

PETROLEUM PROJECTS

PNG LNG PipelineProposed Stanley Gas PipelineCrude Oil ExportPipelineExisting FacilityProposed Facility

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Mines in PNGNEWCREST MININGLevel 4, Port Tower Building, Hunter Street, Port Moresby NCD Papua New Guinea

Tel: +675 321 7711 Fax: +675 321 4705 www.newcrest.com.au

ST BARBARA LTD (SIMBERI OPERATIONS)PO Box 624 Kavieng NIP PNG

Tel: +675 276 2010 Fax: +675 276 2009 www.stbarbara.com.au

PORGERA JOINT VENTUREPO Box 484 Mt Hagen Papua New Guinea

Tel: +675 547 8200 Fax: +675 547 9579 www.barrick.com

OK TEDI MINING LTDPO Box 506 Port Moresby NCD Papua New Guinea

Tel: +675 321 3522 Fax: +675 320 1308 www.oktedi.com

TOLUKUMA GOLD MINES LTD (PETROMIN LTD)PO Box 5043 Boroko NCD Papua New Guinea

Tel: +675 329 9277 Fax: +675 329 9262

MOROBE MINING JOINT VENTURES (HIDDEN VALLEY)PO Box 4015 Morobe Province Papua New Guinea

Tel: +675 478 5500 Fax: +675 472 1705 www.morobejv.com

MCC RAMU NICO LTD (RAMU)PO Box 1229 Madang Province Papua New Guinea

Tel: +675 321 3270 Fax: +675 321 3276 www.ramunico.com

WOODLARK MINING Woodlark Island Papua New Guinea

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