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The PNG Immigration and Citizenship Authority is committed to stepping up compliance and enforcement in the New Guinea Islands Region. This with the establishment of its Regional Office in Kokopo, East New Britain Province. Chief Migration Officer Stanis Hulahau when speaking at the launch of the ICA Regional Office in Kokopo on Tuesday says they will be working closely with the Police in the region to make sure those who are illegally living and operating in the province and the region will be dealt with accordingly. Mr Hulahau says this is a clear indication that the ICA will make sure to go after those who break the laws, especially with the work permits, foreign employment act and migration laws. NBC News / PNG Today Next :  Illegal Power Consumers to be charged

Costa Rica is the ultimate paradise – a natural wonderland of diverse ecosystems, stunning landscapes, and endless adventure. One of the best ways to experience Costa Rica’s breath taking beauty is by visiting its network of protected national parks. With 28 incredible National Parks dotting its landscape, every trip to Costa Rica would only be complete by taking time to explore at least one! Whether it’s a romantic getaway or an adventure with friends, we’ve compiled the list of Costa Rica’s best natural parks for 2023. Tortuguero National Park Tortuguero National Park is a nature-lovers paradise. It’s a hidden gem that’s only accessible by plane or boat, making it a truly unique destination. But don’t let the remoteness deter you, as it is the third most visited park in the country! The park boasts incredible plant and animal life diversity, with eleven distinct habitats interweaving to create a rich tapestry of natural wonders. One of the best ways to explore Tortuguero is by bo

Hello and welcome to another episode of ‘Walking Talking Gardeners’ with English horticulturists Simon and Lorna. Join them as they discover the delights of the Bishops Palace garden, situated with the confines of Chichester Cathedral. The Palace itself is currently the residence of the Bishop of Chichester. You can visit the garden at West Street, Chichester, West Sussex, PO19 1RP or approach by Canon Lane, which is through an archway half way up South Street on the west side. You may be surprised to learn that construction began on the cathedral in 1076 making it one of the oldest in the land, however the garden is looks in part to be situated within Elizabethan architecture. Since 1976, The Palace Gardens have been leased to the city council and are now a public park surrounded by the Roman city walls offering views of the Palace, Cathedral and Bell Tower. Within the park is a large area used for growing fruit and vegetables which is currently managed by local charity Grow Chicheste