Ebia Olewale : a life of service

Ritchie, Jonathan 2012, Ebia Olewale : a life of service University of Papua New Guinea Press, Waigani, Papua New Guinea.

Title	Ebia Olewale : a life of service
Author(s)	Ritchie, Jonathan
Publication date	2012
Total pages	292 p.
Publisher	University of Papua New Guinea Press
Place of Publication	Waigani, Papua New Guinea
Keyword(s)	biography history Papua New Guinea
Summary	Over the last seven decades, Papua New Guinea (PNG) has grown from a disparate collection of traditional societies loosely governed by its neighbour, Australia, to a thriving, developing state. The story of how PNG came to lose its colonial shackles and gain independence is one of collective endeavour, as the tiny group of Papua New Guineans who gathered in the dusty streets of Port Moresby transformed into the leaders of the new nation. One of them was the young teacher, Ebia Olewale, who in his own journey from the village to the nation experienced many triumphs and tragedies. PNG’s story – from the village to the world – is retold in this book, through the experiences of Ebia Olewale.
ISBN	9789980869548
Language	eng
Field of Research	210304 Biography 210309 Maori History 210301 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander History
Socio Economic Objective	950306 Conserving Pacific Peoples Heritage
HERDC Research category	A1 Books - authored - research
HERDC collection year	2011
Copyright notice	©2011, University of Papua New Guinea Press
Persistent URL	http://hdl.handle.net/10536/DRO/DU:30044985

Document type:	Book
Collection:	Alfred Deakin Research Institute

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