Papuanewguinea Stories

What if the South Pacific became the world's greatest experiment in democracy instead of empire? In 1914, Australia refuses to fight for the British Empire. Instead, workers, Indigenous leaders, and anti-war reformers declare a sovereign liberal-socialist republic built on cooperation, democracy, and self-determination. What begins as a bold act of defiance soon grows into something far greater. Across Oceania, colonial governments fall as Māori, Aboriginal, Papuan, Melanesian, and Polynesian peoples reclaim their lands, cultures, and futures. United as the South Seas Cooperative Council, they forge a civilization unlike any other-one where worker-owned industries, Indigenous governance, environmental stewardship, and personal liberty stand at the heart of society. Spanning nearly a century, this richly imagined alternate history follows the Council through world wars, decolonization, technological revolutions, and a Cold War against an authoritarian German Empire. Blending political intrigue, military strategy, cultural revival, and optimistic worldbuilding, it explores what the twentieth century might have looked like if cooperation-not conquest-had become the defining force of the Pacific. A sweeping vision of an Indigenous-led, democratic, and sustainable future, The South Seas Cooperative Council reimagines the history of Oceania-and the world itself.

Dear Diary Phoebe Blackwood was only eighteen years old, a Grade 12 boarding student at Willow Creek Boarding School. The school sat far outside the tiny town where she was born and raised. It was a long ride- three to six hours by bus or car, depending on the weather and the old roads. Phoebe had lived in that small town her whole life, but now she stayed in the school dorms during the week and sometimes went home on weekends. She took Legal Studies, Geography, History, Language and Literature, and Maths B. Her homeroom was classroom 12 R, a quiet room with scratched wooden desks, a big window looking out over the empty sports fields, and a teacher who always called the roll in a flat voice every morning. Phoebe's life felt normal at first. Then, at the start of 2026, small strange things began to happen. Those things grew into deep fear and darkness that closed in around her. By July she was dead. The police said it was suicide. They never found her diary during the investigation. The diary stayed lost for months. When it finally turned up in an old storage unit sold at auction, the words inside showed the terrifying truth of what really happened to her. No one was ever arrested. The truth stayed hidden in the shadows. Here is her full story, told from the quiet terror that slowly took over her young life at the boarding school far from home.

THE TYPE OF CRINGE STUFF YOU WRITE ABOUT WHEN YOU'RE DYING OF BOREDOM AT WORK 🙏....

When Chrissy finally ends senior year, she thinks the eye contact between her and the perfect senoir and her next-door neighbor slash boyfriend of the hottest girl in school was ending . However, she'd not know this was only the beginning of her fantasies.

A Papua New Guinean fantasy...

A woman becomes lost in the jungles of New Guinea and most do whatever she can to survive.

In the quiet village of Korina, a boy named Mafatu is born under mysterious signs. From an early age, it's clear he's no ordinary child-his calm nature, his sky-gazing eyes, and the day he floated gently to the ground instead of falling. While some villagers see a blessing, others whisper of curses and danger. As fear grows around him, Mafatu must navigate a world that doesn't yet understand his gift-or the destiny that awaits him.

Talks about the demons of a Alcoholic

As the title suggests, these poems have been constructed out of inspiration or as I like to call it- writing when you're in the mood.

She didn't ask to be different-she just chose not to shrink. In a world where silence is expected and obedience is survival, one girl dares to question everything. Her heart is torn between loyalty and truth, her soul pulled by dreams no one else understands. This is not just her story-it's every girl's story who chose herself first. What would you do if your choices defined more than just your future?

Australia is known for not taking breaks and being a workaholic but after constant nagging from New Zealand and Papua New Guinea, he decides to go on a trip with America to South America. Catching up with distant friends, Australia spends time with Brazil which leads to an extended vacation. Fluff

Collection of poetry relating to every day life.

Vampires living in Honiara tell the stories of their turning.

An experience while teaching in Papua New Guinea and South Africa

The year is 2050, and the Federal Republic of Australia and Papua stands as a beacon of democracy and national pride after decades of turmoil. Having shaken off the shackles of Chinese control in the 2045 Revolution, Australia emerged as a powerful, dominant-party state under the Australian Nationalist Party (ANP). However, with the rise of the Australian Democratic Socialist Party (ADSP) in 2048, the country underwent significant political reforms, dismantling exclusionary policies and embracing a more democratic system. Now, Australia is once again threatened-this time by an external force. The Indonesian Federation, envious of Australia's stability and wealth, seeks to annex Papua, seeing it as rightfully theirs. However, the Papuan people, who enjoy full citizenship and economic prosperity under Australian rule, refuse to submit to Jakarta's ambitions. (This is basically The Australian Federation series but if the rebellion turned nationalist instead)

Depicts a story line of the harsh realities of a single mother in a poverty stricken city in Papua New Guinea midway through her journey to overcome poverty and provide a better life for her child. Show her as a beacon of strength and resilience, surrounded by symbols of hope and progress. Include elements that represent her determination, such as a map or compass indicating her path forward. Emphasize the contrast between the harsh environment of the settlement and her unwavering spirit. Let the illustration evoke a sense of hope, perseverance, and the transformative power of a mother's love.

Life of a Papua New Guinea girl. This book is based off opinions and experiences and not facts.

A couple of years ago, something strange happened. Many dead governments and their people arose, many empires of old rose again with the spirit of their past ambitions. For most, or maybe all, it was to gain back their old colonies and territories. And most succeeded. One of them being Great Britain, or now once again, The British Empire. She took Oceania for her own once again. And USA just let her. This time. They're sick of it. || Things to know! || * Countries all have their own powers * Countries can genderbend * Countries 'don't need help' making kids * Dead Empires keep on rising * Sexism exists, but it matters what your birth gender is, not main gender

A group of Solomon Islander scientists travel to different realities.

What it means to be a Christian... Straight up... Q&A