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GENERAL AND TOURIST INFORMATION ABOUT PNG
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High Commission Services
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Background information on the country and specific information on research visas can be found at the Papua New Guinea National Research Institute site. The PNG Tourist Promotion Authority has an interesting and informative site. The Australian National University site is a useful, up to date site. This site incorporates information on politics, culture, tourism, religion, books on PNG, and much more. The Lonely Planet site has a useful tourist map of PNG. The Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade provides travel advice for Australians planning to travel to Papua New Guinea. Papua New Guinea Business Directory's site has excellent up to date information on travel and tourism as well as business and the economy. U. K. Connect newsletter is a lively newsletter that promotes Britain and its values in Papua New Guinea. www.orchidspng.com provides a wealth of information on the many indigenous orchids of PNG as does the web site of the Port Moresby Botanical Gardens. exkiap.net has interesting photographs taken by pre-Independence Australian government officers while www.niugini.com includes a chat forum with contemporary young Papua New Guineans. A History of the Pacific Islands, by Steven Roger Fischer, published in 2002, has useful information about Papua New Guinea and is available from major booksellers and from www.palgrave.co.uk. Lonely Planet Papua New Guinea, Lonely Planet Diving & Snorkelling: Papua New Guinea, and Lonely Planet Guide to Bushwalking in Papua New Guinea can all be obtained through www.amazon.co.uk.
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