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    PNGFP Export Shed
    01:16
    Kalo Fainu

    PNGFP Export Shed

    A short video created for PNGFP to be able to show international clients their new export shed based in Lae, Morobe Province, PNG.
    Yumi Stori: Shell Money with Aunty Minia
    06:57
    A Child of Oceania

    Yumi Stori: Shell Money with Aunty Minia

    Yumi Stori's Ellen Morgan sits down with Aunty Minia to talk about the traditional shell money known as 'Tabu' from East New Britain, PNG. Produced and edited by Kalo Fainu / Oceanic Productions ©2020
    Introducing 2019 Miss Frangipani ENB Ellen Morgan
    04:51
    A Child of Oceania

    Introducing 2019 Miss Frangipani ENB Ellen Morgan

    An introduction of The 2019 Miss Frangipani ENB Ellen Morgan.
    A Sago story as told by the women of Poroi 2
    09:13
    Kalolaine Fainu

    A Sago story as told by the women of Poroi 2

    How the humble sago palm has brought happiness to the women of a remote Papua New Guinea province . The lands of the Pawaian are abundant with sago but their gardens lack nutritional variety, their literacy rates are extremely low, particularly amongst girls and women, there are no modern communication networks, and access to townships is virtually impossible due to the dangers associated with travel by dinghy or canoe. It has always been women and girls in this region who have had to clear the jungle to cut, scrape, pound, wash, squeeze and otherwise extract the sago into its edible form. Jomu outlines a typical work day for village women. “Mothers that have babies have no choice but to take their babies with them; they hang them in bilums while they work. The babies are bitten by all types of insects, sometimes they get sick. She gets an axe, removes the bark, then splits the log. She gets ready a sheet of plastic or a bag then starts to scrape the sago the way our ancestors have taught us, then she takes the scrapings to the river to wash. She will work one whole day with no food. If they get very hungry they’ll eat the dry pith of the sago. Once they are done with the processing, they have to find bamboo, cut the bamboo for cooking the sago, and carry everything back home.” Full story can be found on my blog site: achildofoceania.com
    Garaina Bilas
    10:06
    A Child of Oceania

    Garaina Bilas

    Timothy Terah from Garaina village in the Bulolo District of Morobe Province shares some traditional Bilas and customs as part of our #YumiStori series on traditional dance, tok ples and culture.
    Miss Pacific Islands 2019 going for a  Dolphin Swim in Kokopo
    04:05
    A Child of Oceania

    Miss Pacific Islands 2019 going for a Dolphin Swim in Kokopo

    Miss PNG/ Pacific Islands 2019 going for a Dolphin Swim in Kokopo with RabaulKokopodive
    FIRE DANCE FESTIVAL 2019 - Gazelle District, ENB
    01:03
    Kalolaine Fainu

    FIRE DANCE FESTIVAL 2019 - Gazelle District, ENB

    FIRE DANCE FESTIVAL 2019 - Gazelle District, ENB ©2019 Oceanic Productions
    **OFFICIAL RELEASE** Planti Tumoro - Chris Cobb
    03:32
    Chris Cobb Music

    **OFFICIAL RELEASE** Planti Tumoro - Chris Cobb

    Planti Tumoro was written and performed by Chris Cobb. Originally written for his own children, Planti Tumoro is dedicated to fathers in PNG and across the globe. This single was produced by CCM Ltd and Panakatsu Productions (Emmanuel Muganaua aka DJ Toxic Mahn). Video @Kalo Fainu
    *OFFICIAL RELEASE*  Wandari Oh! - Chris 'Sese' Cobb
    03:43
    Chris Cobb Music

    *OFFICIAL RELEASE* Wandari Oh! - Chris 'Sese' Cobb

    Official release of the single 'Wandari Oh!' written and performed by Chris Cobb and Produced by CCM Ltd and Panakatsu Productions (Emmanuel Muganaua aka DJ Toxic Mahn). Video filmed at 9 Mile Settlement Port Moresby. A big thanks to my wantoks at 9 Mile for allowing me to come and jam with the kids and to make this music video.
     

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