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Papua New Guinea Chief Justice, Sir Gibbs Salika has expressed disappointment over the delay in polling for the National Capital District. Sir Gibbs says he has released judges, magistrates and the staff of the judicial services to take part in polling today. And, the delay has now caused inconveniences. Sir Gibbs said this after he turned up at the Electoral Commission’s headquarters in Port Moresby early this morning to confirm the delay in polling. He told journalists that he went to his scheduled voting location with his wife, but realized there was no voting. Sir Gibbs says despite the delay, it was the responsibility of the Electoral Commission to ensure elections run smoothly. The Chief Justice and his wife also took time to pray for a successful election. NBC News / PNG Today Next :  PNG Elections : NCD Polling Deferred to Friday 8th July

The Kia Niro has been named Women’s Best Car of the World 2023, writes Brian Byrne. The accolade was announced on International Women’s Day yesterday, having been chosen by a majority of 63 women motoring journalists from 43 countries across five continents. In all, a total of 59 candidate cars were tested for the 2023 Awards, with the seconf generation Niro being chosen in the category awards as the Best Urban Model. Other category winners were the Jeep Avenger, that brand’s first electric vehicle and not yet on sale here, voted the Best Family SUV. Nissan’s X-Trail is the Best Large SUV, the Audi RS3 is the Best Performance Car, and Ford’s latest Ranger the Best 4×4 & Pickup. The Best Large Car is the Citroen C5 X. Women’s World Car of the Year is the only car awards group in the world comprised exclusively of women motoring journalists. It was created by New Zealand’s Sandy Myhre in 2009. She is currently Honorary President while Marta García performs as Executive President. The