Australian students build solar lights so children in remote PNG can study at night

Children living in remote communities in Papua New Guinea will now have access to solar-powered lights.

Students involved in the project. Source: Supplied

Australian students are helping build a brighter future for children struggling to study after dark in Papua New Guinea (PNG).

Thirty-eight per cent of children under the age of eight in PNG can't read or write, while 1.4 billion people from around the world don’t have access to reliable electricity.

Read the full article in English here.