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Veganism is a lifestyle choice that has been gaining popularity in recent years, with more people choosing to adopt plant-based diets for various reasons, including health, environmental, and ethical concerns. However, being vegan while traveling can be challenging, as not all countries and cultures are equally accommodating to this lifestyle. Fortunately, some destinations around the world are much more vegan-friendly and are a perfect destination. Here are the top 3: #1. Iceland Iceland is a small island nation known for its stunning natural landscapes and unique geothermal activity. What many people don’t know is that Iceland is also a great destination for vegan travelers. For example, the world-famous Blue Lagoon geothermal Spa is very keen on sustainable lifestyles, and therefore, not only is the spa a unique experience, but there you will find great Icelandic cuisine. Visitors can enjoy a wide range of options, from traditional Icelandic comfort foods like hearty soups and brea

Thailand attracts millions of tourists each year to its land of temples, which is packed with an array of things to explore and experience. Right from the capital city to touring around the stunning shorelines, breathtaking landscapes, and delicious food, you will encounter tales of fascinating history at every step of your journey. Thus, endless things can be overwhelming, so we have picked the best things for the best experience. Take advantage of your Thailand visa to explore the top things to do in Thailand. #1. Visit the Grand Palace! The Grand Palace, set in the heart of the capital city, is probably one of the most visited attractions in Thailand. It served as home to the King, his court, and the entire government of Thailand, including the Royal Mint. You are free to explore this famous attraction, but please note that the palace follows a strict dress code, and you are expected to visit in modest clothing. #2. Explore the Sanctuary of Truth (Prasat Sut Ja-Tum)! The Sanctuary

 The Papua New Guinea Orchids take on the Australian Jillaroos in the Women’s Rugby League World Cup semi final. PNG Orchids vs Australian Jillaroos  The livestream on the PNG Orchids and Australian Jillaroos is available below. Full – Time :  Australia 82   PNG Orchids 00  Half-Time : Australia  40  PNG Orchids 00 Livesteam starts at  5 pm (UK Time ) (Monday 14th , November) 3: 00 am (PNG Time, Eastern Australian time ) Tuesday 15th November, 2022 LIVESTREAM ENDED! Next :  England vs New Zealand Livestream : Womens’ Rugby League World Cup Semi Final

Policewomen in Papua New Guinea have been encouraged to “embrace equity” as part of their future to contribute to developing a world that is diverse, equitable and inclusive. The encouragement was made by the Acting Commander of the Papua New Guinea Australia Policing Partnership (PNGAPP) Superintendent Brett Kidner in his opening remarks at the International Women’s Day (IWD) observation last week. IWD is a global event celebrated for social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women. It started in the early 1900’s stemming from the fights for equal rights by women in the United States. Policewomen in PNG Encouraged to rise, Overcome and embrace equity [Photo by Police Media] Since the first official IWD in 1911, the movement has grown to be truly a global event with focused themes every year to complement the ongoing global battles to achieve equal pay, equal economic opportunities, equal legal rights, reproductive rights, subsidised childcare and prevention of violence