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Are you a scuba diver looking for the most out of every dive? Whether this is your first time underwater or you’re an experienced pro, having the right accessories in tow can make a huge difference. From keeping track of depths to illuminating the darkness below, several items should be considered essential for any successful underwater expedition. This blog post will discuss our top 6 must-have accessories and explain why they are useful when diving beneath the surface. Discover which items made our list and how they can enhance your next dive! A Quality Dive Mask – Choose a comfortable and reliable dive mask When it comes to scuba diving, having a high-quality dive mask is essential. It allows you to see underwater, but it also protects your eyes and provides a comfortable fit that will enable you to focus on your surroundings. A reliable dive mask should have a sturdy frame, comfortable silicone skirt, and durable lenses that resist scratches and fogging. Additionally, it’s cru...

Air Niugini has upgraded and increased flights on its busy route to Nadzab airport in Lae following the completion of runway improvement works by National Airports Corporation (NAC). The move will provide a new level of comfort to our customers travelling to and from Lae and allow Air Niugini to increase capacity especially during peak periods, allowing Papua New Guineans to arrive home in time to celebrate Christmas and New Year with families and loved ones. The airline operated its first Boeing 737 commercial flight into Nadzab airport just before Independence on Thursday 15th September, and the B737 aircraft will now become a regular sight at Nadzab over the coming months and years. Air Niugini’s General Manager Commercial and Distribution, Mr Paul Abbot said, “Lae is the largest transport and industrial hub for the Momase region, and a key centre for the Papua New Guinea economy as a whole. “The Boeing 737-800 can carry up to 144 passengers per flight (16 Business and 128 Econ...

Prime Minister James Marape has called out to landlords leasing their buildings to Government offices to be aware that his Government is moving into arrangements to own those buildings. James Marape says they will be moving into the build-operate lease transfer arrangements to own those buildings in the next 10 to 15 years’ time.  He said after paying out the outstanding leases they will be working towards owning those buildings. The Prime Minister made this bold statement in response to Journalists’ questions about government officials being locked out at Vulupindi and Revenue Haus respectively by landlord Nambawan Super Limited (NSL). This happened over non-payment of rental arrears by the Government. Marape was responding to the Journalists upon his arrival at the airport from his oversea trips. ”Much of those arrears are arrears we have been carrying over from many many years back but our government has been cleaning up these. ”The Landlords are business, the...