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 PNG Hunters hooker and PNG International Wartovo Puara will lead the Papua New Guinea PM’s XIII on Sunday when they take on Australia at Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane, Australia.  Puara is a wealth of experience with seven international appearances to his name, as well as being the most capped PNG Hunter.  He will be in the middle of everything as the hooker, and Coach Stan will need him to lead the young pack from the back of the ruck. He’s a sensible dummy half who knows the game and manages the shifts in momentum better than anyone. He’s influential on the field, knows when to inject himself and is a role model for the younger boys. We know he will lead well.  Papua New Guinea squad to face Australian Prime Minister’s XIII: 1. Edene Gebbie 2. Jimmy Ngutlik 3. Brandon Nima 4. Rodrick Tai 5. Leon Undupia 6. Judah Rimbu 7. Kyle Laybutt 8. McKenzie Yei 9. Wartovo Puara 10. Sylvester Namo 11. Nixon Putt 12. Dan Russell 13. Keven Appo 14. Wesser Tenza 15. Emmanuel Waine 16. Zev John 17. Fr

The Kia Niro has been named Women’s Best Car of the World 2023, writes Brian Byrne. The accolade was announced on International Women’s Day yesterday, having been chosen by a majority of 63 women motoring journalists from 43 countries across five continents. In all, a total of 59 candidate cars were tested for the 2023 Awards, with the seconf generation Niro being chosen in the category awards as the Best Urban Model. Other category winners were the Jeep Avenger, that brand’s first electric vehicle and not yet on sale here, voted the Best Family SUV. Nissan’s X-Trail is the Best Large SUV, the Audi RS3 is the Best Performance Car, and Ford’s latest Ranger the Best 4×4 & Pickup. The Best Large Car is the Citroen C5 X. Women’s World Car of the Year is the only car awards group in the world comprised exclusively of women motoring journalists. It was created by New Zealand’s Sandy Myhre in 2009. She is currently Honorary President while Marta García performs as Executive President. The

CONGRATS TO LUCKY WINNERS – DARCY & DAVID!   Readers, please join me in once again welcoming Donna VanLiere, author of The Christmas Secret who’s guest blogging here today! You can read a previous Q&A with Donna here. The Christmas Secret (304p, St.Martins Press) , introduces readers to Christine Eisley, a hard-working single mother of two young children. With a difficult ex-husband, a stressful waitressing job and an ever growing mound of bills to pay, Christine is at her wit’s end. After saving the life of an elderly employee of Wilson’s department store, she sets into motion a series of events that will test her strength, loyalty and determination — all the while setting her on the path to finding true love…. I have three children (8, 6 and 3) but I am not a single mother. I have a husband who helps me juggle the busyness. During that week here or there when he goes out of town and I’m left to make breakfast, pack lunches, drive the kids to school, work, buy groceries, d

Camellias are arguably the most impressive of all the early flowering shrubs but to get the most out of them you will do well to avoid these five mistakes when planting and growing them. Perhaps the most common issue with camellias is yellowing of the leaves which can reduce vigour, and flowering. This is followed by lack of water over the summer, scorching of leaves through planting in the wrong location, and incorrect pruning. Get these things wrong and you can have stunted growth, discoloured leaves and even lack of flowering. To find out more about these common problems to avoid check out the above video where English horticulturist Simon explores the common issues which this genus when planted as a garden plant, as well as how to avoid them. If you would like to see more content like this then consider subscribing to our YouTube channel ‘Walking Talking Gardeners’. It is absolutely free and you can unsubscribe at any time.

As you’ve probably heard, videos are the single best performing content on social media – by a pretty wide margin. Still as much as that may be true if you were to just publish random videos on your social media pages, you’re likely to find they are a lot less effective than advertised. The reason for that is simple: There are several different ways in which videos can be used on social media. Before you begin to create or publish any videos, it is important that you understand how videos can be used, and more importantly decide on the way that you intend to use them. Naturally a good place to start is by getting an idea of the most common ways in which videos are used on social media. Contents [ hide ] Generate Traffic for a Website When videos are used on social media with the intention of generating traffic for a website, they are essentially making use of social media as a distribution network. Because social media platforms have a large amount of internal traffic and tools to e