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PNG will play Fiji in the OFC Women Nations Cup finals after their impressive victories over their opponents in the semifinals held at HCF Bank Stadium in Suva, Fiji tonight. The Nicola Demaine-coach team booked the first berth with good 3-0 win over Samoa in what was the replay of 2019 Pacific Games gold medal play while Fiji downed Solomon Island 3-1 in the second semis to confirm the date with PNG. PNG advances to OFC Women Nations Cup final after win of Samoa 3-0 [Photo by PNGFA] PNG scored through Charlie Yanding in the first half while captain Meagan Gunemba put on the Player of the Match performance picked up the brace in the second half to seal the match 3-0 Gunemba thanked the supporters throughout the country stand behind them in this time of national election related violence to barrack for the team to victory. Meagan from the famous Gunemba family in Lae, Morobe said, her team was united in their mind to achieve their aim to play in the grand final. “The tournament is diffe...

Funding of medical supplies and drug procurement will be among the priorities of the Papua New Guinea Health Minister’s 100 days plan. Dr. Lino Tom said he will ensure that medical supplies and drug procurement is adequately funded. In a Ministerial statement to Parliament yesterday, Dr. Lino Tom said drug procurement continues to be a big challenge, and he will work with the Health Department and development partners to explore options to improve drug procurement. He’s adamant to look at either strengthening the current drug procurement and supply management system or outsourcing to a reputable independent authority as a matter of priority, as recommended by the parliamentary Public Accounts Committee. “We have already commenced work on this. It is my plan and hope to ensure the right medicines are procured in the right quality, right quantity and delivered to the right place at the right time during my term in office.” “In doing so Mr. Speaker, my first p...

Hello viewers and welcome to our review and walk-through of Madeira Botanic Gardens. Opened to the public in 1960. The area was previously part of an estate belonging to the family of William Reid, founder of Reid’s Hotel. William Reid is arguably the islands most famous inhabitant after the footballer Cristiano Ronaldo dos Santos Aveiro GOIH ComM. The garden is divided into six areas which at the time of filming we were not aware of so there is good chance that we may have missed and important display. However, it is Lorna’s philosophy that we do not research gardens beforehand so that we can give a genuine first-time reaction. So why not join us as we ramble our way through Madeira Botanic Gardens commenting on anything that catches our eyes. If you have anything to add then please write to us in the comments. If you would like to see more of this kind of content then consider liking and subscribing. We hope to see you again on one of our other garden visits.