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Incumbent Yangoru/Saussia MP and People’s First Party Leader, Richard Maru, has been declared as the Yangoru/Saussia Open Seat member elect, after 3:30 pm this afternoon. Mr. Maru polled 17, 075 votes after the 14th exclusion of former Ambassador Gabriel Dusava, who only managed to collect 5, 098 votes. On second placing was former Yangoru/Saussia MP Peter Wararu, who polled 8, 357 votes, and on the third placing is Micah Vines Parimani, who only polled 7, 137 votes. Mr. Maru managed to collect 430 votes from Mr. Dusava’s exclusion, to go over the absolute majority of 16, 286 votes. The total formal ballot papers was at 34, 542 votes, and the exhausted ballot papers was at 1, 973 votes. His declaration is the first for the People’s First Party. NBC / PNG Today Next :   PNG Election : Ross Seymour unseated in Huon Gulf

 The Papua New Guinea Santos Orchids Coach Ben Jefferies has announced his team to play England  in the final round  of the Women’s Rugby League World match. The Orchids have won their last two matches against Canada 34 – 12 and  Brazil 70 – 00.  The Orchids take on the English women  on Thursday 5:30 am  10/11/2022.  See : LIVESTREAM here    The Team Graphics source : NRL.COM  Note : We will  also bring livestreaming for this game on this site. Check back this site again for livestream on games day.   Next :  PNG Defence Force Institutes Investigations after death of A civilian

This is the promised plug-in hybrid version of Mazda’s electric car, the MX-30 E-Skyactiv R-EV, writes Brian Byrne. A mouthful of a name, the car is revealed at the Brussels Motor Show today and features a rated 85km electric range, with a new rotary engine extended range petrol engine to enable longer journeys. The electric motor will power the car all the time, the rotary engine kicking in only to recharge the battery or to give additional power during sudden acceleration. The petrol tank for the engine is 50 litres, providing a potential combined range competitive to a standard petrol car. The Mazda rotary engine is based on the concept developed by German engineer Felix Wankel in the 1950s. The Japanese company produced it for a range of RX sports cars until 2012, after which it was only used in a racing championship up to 2017. A prototype rotary engine used as an EV range extender was shown in a Mazda2 in 2013. 

Readers, please join me welcoming Elisa Lorello, author of Ordinary World, who’s guest blogging here today! E-books and print books can co-exist Perhaps it was because I was raised to believe that people of different backgrounds can live together harmoniously. Perhaps it’s because I’m an eternal optimist. Perhaps it’s because I’m trying to please everyone. Nevertheless, I believe e-books and print books can co-exist. There’s no doubt that the Amazon Kindle has changed the reading landscape and rattled the publishing industry. Just like what Napster and iTunes did for indie musicians and the music industry at the turn of the century, e-publishing has made it possible for an unknown author like me to be recognized. It’s also true that bookstores, especially the independent stores, are suffering, and that part troubles me. I’m a huge indie bookstore fan. Huge. I’m equally a huge fan of the tactile book. The sturdiness of a hardcover, the flexibility of a paperback, the smell of the prin