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Pangu Party candidate and sitting Hela Governor Philip Undialu has been declared Governor-elect for Hela province. Provincial returning officer Mr John Tipa officially declared Philip Undialu Governor-elect for Hela province at 3.30pm. Philip Undialu retains his seat with 118, 113 votes. 2017 runner-up Francis Potape was in second place with 50, 771 votes. Finishing third in the race was Tony Mana Kila with 16, 377 votes. On the fourth place was Tiken takili Mukuni 14, 855 votes. Finishing fifth in the race was Dr Hewali Hamiya with 8  616 votes. Governor-elect Undialu after signing the 2022 election writs, said he wants Hela province to move forward in the coming years. Mr Undialu says Hela province is a newly established province that needs like-minded leaders to carry Hela province forward. NBC / PNG Today Next :  PNG Elections : PNC Party registers first Win as Kapavore retains Pomio Open Seat

Air Niugini Destinations Loyalty Program continues to increase its program partners as it welcomes back on board Axellerate Sports. Axellerate Sports is offering members of Air Niugini’s loyalty program the opportunity to earn and redeem Destinations points for specified products. Items include wheeled luggage bag, travel gear bag, runners, polo shirts, trucker caps, soccer balls, rugby league balls and netballs. Air Niugini Chief Executive Officer, Mr Bruce Alabaster welcomed back Axellerate Sports to the program highlighting the need to have a variety of avenues for members to earn and redeem points. “The Destinations Program now has a total 10 corporate partners for earn and redemption of loyalty points. We are grateful to have Axellerate Sports on board providing a wide range of products where members can earn and redeem their points. The program aims to establish more corporate partners throughout the country,” Mr Alabaster added. Axellerate Sports Executive Director, Mr Anthony T...

Hyundai has released more details of its second generation Kona compact crossover, in style moving forwards in reflection of its onward EV progress, writes Brian Byrne. The car was announced at the end of last year. A careful design of the front end helps the new car achieve a very creditable drag coefficient of 0.27. The electric version shows off a full-width LED daylight running light across the top of the bonnet. The car is significantly longer than the current car, a bit wider and with a longer wheelbase which provides more room inside. The extra length means more cargo capacity. Depending on market, engine options will include petrol, hybrid and the familiar EV powertrain which will carry over from the current car.