Wan Smolbag Theatre (WSB) is a non-government organisation based in Vanuatu but operating throughout the South Pacific, in the areas of education, environment, governance, and health. Staff and volunteers work to create awareness of challenging issues and promote community action, and provide training and materials to schools, communities, NGOs and government departments. Beginning primarily as a development theatre group, (read more)

published July 3rd, 2014

Poet, journalist, editor and solicitor, Andrew Barton “Banjo” Paterson is arguably Australia’s master balladeer. The late 19th and early 20th centuries were the peak of this popular verse form in Australia, but Paterson’s renown and poetry has travelled very well across time. In 2014, we commemorate the 150th anniversary of his birth, on 17 February 1864. (read more)

published June 29th, 2014

As universal symbols of love and happiness, flowers are often the centerpiece of our most sacred ceremonies and cheerful occasions.

Source: United States Post

published June 24th, 2014

published June 23rd, 2014

On 1 May 2004 Malta became a member of the European Union. The occasion was marked by a spectacular ’son et lumiere’ show and fireworks displays were staged at the Grand Harbour on the night of 30th April amidst cheering crowds. Malta’s quest to join the European community started back in 1967 when the Malta Government requested an Association Agreement with the European Economic Community (EEC). It continued more concretely in 1970 when Malta formally declared its intention to seek accession to the EEC. (read more)

published May 12th, 2014

The All Blacks became World Champions in 2011 and have been named the IRB Team of the Year six times since 2005, so it’s no wonder that New Zealanders are fanatical about this sport and our national team. (read more)

published May 6th, 2014

China always attaches great importance to protecting consumers’ rights and interests. China Consumers’ Association, established in 1984, has been holding activities annually to celebrate the “March 15—World Consumer Rights Day” since 1986. In 1987, China Consumers’ Association (read more)

published May 3rd, 2014

The series that celebrates the most important companies of San Marino has started in 2012 and this year it goes on with a € 0.70 (read more)

published April 18th, 2014

This stunning issue of six stamps from the Isle of Man Post Officecommemorates an event 1,000 years ago which changed the course of history for nations around the Irish Sea. The Battle of Clontarf saw high king of Ireland Brian Boru go into battle with the Norse who controlled the powerful trading port of Dublin and had ambitions of extending their influence. (read more)

published April 17th, 2014

Roses adorn Pos Malaysia’s latest stamp and philately collection series in 2014. These gorgeous collections are the perfect finishing touches to those sending out Valentine’s Day cards, wedding invitations, letters and special theme occasion cards mailed to friends and loved ones all year long. (read more)

published April 14th, 2014

Augustus Temple is a fully preserved antique sacral building, which captures the eye of any visitor of the Pula Forum. It was built during lifetime of the first Roman emperor Augustus between the year 2 BC (when Augustus was awarded the honorific title Pater patriae – Father of Homeland) and year 14 AD (the year of Augustus’s death). (read more)

published April 14th, 2014