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Exploring the local delights is one of the most exciting parts of any travel adventure. So it’s no wonder that social media is flooded with images of fabulous foods from around the world, and we’re probably all guilty of sharing a picture of a plate at some point – especially if it’s enjoyed with a spectacular view. 3 Fabulous Vegan-friendly Travel Locations Unfortunately, not all cultures instinctively cater to plant-based diets, and in parts of the world where veganism is less common, herbi- and fungivores may struggle to find filling food that satisfies their hunger for culinary adventure. With that in mind, these are just three locations that offer a fantastic variety of vegan options alongside breath-taking travel opportunities. #1. Vegan in Lisbon, Portugal At a glance, the traditional cuisine of Portugal might seem prohibitive for a plant-based diet. This coastal country has a significant fishing trade, meaning that seafood comprises many traditional Portuguese menus. But vegeta

Sitting Member for Moresby North-East and PANGU Pati candidate John Kaupa has retained his seat. Mr. Kaupa was officially declared at 2pm this afternoon by the Returning Officer, Billy George at the Sir John Guise Stadium. Mr. Kaupa polled 18,365 votes surpassing the absolute majority of 18,038. His runner up, independent candidate, Andapanga Alfred Baliawe polled 17,508 votes. In his speech, Mr. Kaupa acknowledged the people of Moresby North-East for having the trust and confidence in him to serve them for another term of Parliament. He also thanked the other 75 candidates for a good race in the national election and for ensuring the smooth running of the counting process. Mr. Kaupa said he hopes to work with the other candidates to develop the electorate. On hand to witness the ceremony were Deputy Prime Minister, John Rosso and Hela Governor, Philip Undialu. Meanwhile, Mr. Baliawe has urged his supporters to accept defeat and refrain from causing problems in the city. Mr. Baliawe an

Papua New Guinea’  acting Prime Minister John Rosso says the Government will embark on an affordable land and housing program to be made available in the market for low and middle income earners in the country. Mr Rosso said that when responding to questions from the media in relation to the recent evictions on settlers who have settled on government and privately owned land in most parts of the urban areas around Papua New Guinea.  acting Prime Minister John Rosso He said the Government has inherited a legacy issue on the issue of unplanned and illegal settlements in and around the periphery of urban areas in many parts of PNG. The Acting Prime Minister who is also the Lands, Physical Planning and Urbanization Minister said the issue of people living in settlements and illegal settlements is a delicate issue that needs a holistic approach to address. And we also have a lot of working class people living there. “I have been brought up in a settlement myself and I do feel for those peop