Category: Economy

Boralani and the Question of Jobs: Why We Don’t Have PNG’s Crisis — And Why We Still Pay Attention News traveled across the water this week: Papua New Guinea is facing what its leaders are openly calling a jobs crisis,… Read more Boralani and Papua New Guinea’s Job Crisis

In a new initiative aimed at helping families cope with rising living costs, the Boralani Government is actively encouraging households to adopt backyard gardening as a practical way to reduce food expenses and strengthen local resilience. Government officials have highlighted… Read more Boralani Government Urges Household Backyard Gardening

Oxford-trained economist E. F. Schumacher’s book “Small is Beautiful” was first published in 1973. Schumacher argues that modern industrial economics is fundamentally mis-scaled: it treats limitless growth, maximum efficiency, and ever-larger systems as virtues, even when they erode human dignity, exhaust… Read more Boralani: Small is Beautiful

In Boralani, work has always mattered more than titles. Houses are built to last storms. Canoes are shaped to return safely. Tools are passed down, not displayed. For generations, young people learned by watching, helping, and doing. What has changed… Read more Why Boralani Needs Its Young Tradespeople

This December, as delegates from Pacific Island nations gathered in Manila for the annual meeting of the Western and Central Pacific Fisheries Commission (WCPFC), a small but significant presence was noted: a delegation from Boralani attending as observers. The meeting… Read more Boralani at the Tuna Commission Meeting

Three men have been fined by the High Court of Boralani after authorities uncovered the illegal harvesting of nearly 25,000 sea cucumbers during a national moratorium on the species. The men pleaded guilty to charges relating to unlawful possession and… Read more Large-Scale Sea Cucumber Poaching

The 2025 fishing seasons concluded largely in line with expectations, with steady landings, few disruptions, and no signs of acute stock stress. While individual catches varied by location and weather, the overall picture was one of continuity rather than expansion…. Read more Fishing in Review: 2025 Season and the Outlook for 2026