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 By Joe GURINA : FM 100  Port Moresby North East Candidates claim “cheating” has been practiced in the polling preparations. They raised their concerns after discovering that two extra boxes of ballot papers were allocated for two wards and delivered to Sir John Guise stadium last Sunday in preparation of the polling period. Ms Tania Bale They are calling on the Electoral Commission’s NCD Election Manager to destroy the two extra boxes of ballot papers estimated to be 8,000 in total. The boxes were allegedly moved on Sunday evening from ATC (Air Transport Control) to the Sir John Guise stadium by polling officials without consulting the candidates who are now questioning the authenticity of the extra ballot papers. Ms Tania Bale, a candidate for Port Moresby North East said Two LLG Wards 9 and 12, had two extra boxes with 4,000 ballot papers in each. ‘’Sunday was meant to be the day when we were to do all the pre-polling checks. Our Polling teams were sent to check the boxes with the b...

 Fiji Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has arrived in Papua New Guinea and paid a courtesy call to the Government House. He was welcomed by the Governor General His Excellency Sir Bob Dadae and a traditional Fiji Ceremony by the Fijian Community in Port Moresby. Mr Rabuka is the first Prime Minister to arrive for the Pacific Leaders Summit, ahead of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, New Zealand Prime Minister Chris Hipkins. They will be joined by other Pacific islands leaders in the coming days. Fiji Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka at Government Haus, Photo by Kalang FM PM  Rabuka acknowledged His Excellency Grand Chief Sir Bob Dadae for welcoming him and his delegation to the Government House. According to statement released by the Fiji government,  Prime Minister Honourable Sitiveni Rabuka is leading a government delegation to Papua New Guinea (PNG) today (18 May) to join other regional leaders at the 3rd Forum for India-Pacific Islands Cooperation (FIPIC). This  also be Hon. Rabuka...

It finally came! A day when it had stopped raining and the sun began to shine! I can’t put it off any longer as it was a perfect day for working on the garden – despite the strong winds. However garden maintenance in November is not much fun so I have made this video as fun as my imagination would allow. So beside dealing with the carnage which is my busted hardy banana, I need to clear out all of the collapsing and degrading specimens such as the Dahlias and Coleus, remove any dead or dying foliage and pick up the huge amount of apples that the last storm ripped from the tree.  You would also look at doing perhaps your final weeding but I don’t really have too many weeds in this as I have been intolerant of such things for years and never allow then to take hold if one catches my eye! Anyway if you would like to watch more content like this the click onto the subscribe button and notification bell.