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Welcome to the cacti and succulent collection at Birmingham Botanical gardens with your horticultural hosts Lorna and Zoe. In this video they take a walk around the cacti and succulent collection pointing out the things of interest. If you would like to see more content like this then why not consider subscribing to our YouTube channel ‘Walking Talking Gardeners’? It is absolutely free and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Escaping to a beautiful island paradise with turquoise blue waters, powdery white sands, and bright sunny skies seem like a great idea. However, deciding which island to visit can be tricky if you’re vegan. Luckily, many beautiful islands are now embracing the vegan lifestyle and catering to the needs of plant-based eaters. Here are the top 5 islands to visit as a vegan. #1. Reykjavik, Iceland While Icelandic cuisine is generally meat-heavy, many restaurants in Reykjavik serve plant-based food options, such as steamed veggies, salads, and veggie burgers. Veganism has significantly grown in Iceland over the past few years, so it’s not surprising to find vegan-friendly foods at various supermarkets and restaurants with several vegan options. Krúska is one of those restaurants known for its mouth-watering vegan dishes. While it’s not an entirely vegan restaurant, it doesn’t rely heavily on animal products. Their vegan versions of quiche and lasagne served with home...

 INDIA & PNG MARKS 46TH YEARS OF DIPLOMATIC TIES This year marks the 46th Anniversary of diplomatic relations between Papua New Guinea and the Republic of India since formalizing diplomatic ties on the 19th of May 1976. Papua New Guinea Deputy Prime Minister John Rosso highlighted this when speaking at the 76th Republic of India Independence in Port Moresby, last night. DPM Rosso also  says Republic of India has attracted  many countries to engage with them for the purpose of perusing common development aspirations and partnership and Papua New Guinea is no exception. ”And we deeply value our bilateral relationship with India as a key development partner contributing towards nation building and development of our country,” said Rosso.   Meantime, Deputy Prime Minister on behalf of the PNG government congratulated  the Government and the people of Republic of India on their 76th Independence Day Anniversary. NBC News / PNG Today Next :   PNG PM Marape in Singapore for tra...

The Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is the first foreign leader to address the Papua New Guinea  National Parliament since independence. He was ushered into the chamber this morning and seated at the right side of Speaker Job Pomat. The Australian Prime Minister was allowed to address the House under a provision of the Parliament Standing Orders as a special guest. Australian Prime Minister Albanese addresses PNG Parliament [Photo by NBC News] In his speech, the Labor leader says it is a great honour for him to speak to the members and people of this nation. He reaffirmed the Australian Government’s commitment in key areas of health, education, trade and security, and others. Prime Minister James Marape welcomed Mr. Albanese and said his visit to the country will enhance the peculiar history both nations shared. Mr. Marape also acknowledges the Australian Prime Minister’s recognition of our shared past and highlighted many issues that both nations need to address ...