1Yumi Yet Papua New Guinea has come from the 'Stone Age' into Westminster democracy in just a few years. Next month, Papua New Guinea will celebrate ten years of independent nationhood. However, it is a country that is still trying to come to terms with its own identity, and its place in the world. It is a country that has come a long way, but still has a long way to go.

2Mud, Blood and Balls A look at life for New Zealand Army recruits training at Waiouru Military Camp during the harsh winter months.

3Feedback Australia's Channel Nine team have found alarming new evidence in Puerto Rico that links hormones being fed to farm animals to a mysterious epidemic affecting the sexual development of children. Premature thelarche -- breast development -- and precocious puberty have become a growing health concern in Puerto Rico. The cause is unknown, doctors treating more than half the cases suspect an environmental contaminant, most likely estrogen in the food chain. One possible source of the estrogen is growth stimulants for chickens and cattle.