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 Former PNG prime minister and Member for Ialibu-Pangia and leader of the People’s National Congress Party, Mr. Peter O’Neill said, “James Marape has booked a private jet to travel to Fiji on Sunday to attend the Pacific Island Forum meeting to push for China’s inclusion in the important regional group.” “The Chinese Foreign Minister’s visit to Port Moresby during the NGE campaign period was highly unusual and I raised concerns at the time it was improper. We know that several agreements were signed during the State visit but to date, no details of these agreements have emerged. We remain in the dark why the visit was so important to disrupt the campaign of the Prime Minister?” continued Mr. O’Neill. “On Monday evening, Mr. Marape met with Electoral Commissioner and asked for the counting in Hela to commence immediately and for Tari-Pori seat to be declared before he jets off to Fiji on Sunday. There are major irregularities and petitions being lodged in Hela, these need to be properly

People’s National Congress Party candidate, and former Samarai/Murua MP, Gordon Henry Wesley is currently leading the Milne bay Regional Seat race after count 5. Gordon Henry Wesley Mr. Wesley is leading with 4, 904 votes, and on second placing with about 800 plus votes difference is former Milne Bay Governor and National Alliance candidate, Tim Neville with 4, 059 votes. On third placing is Independent candidate Rex Kaikuyawa with 2, 011 votes, and on fourth placing is former Alotau MP Iairo Lasaro with 1, 777 votes. In fifth placing is former Alotau MP and our Development Party Leader Charles Abel with 1, 472 votes. Counting was suspended at 2 AM this morning and has resumed after 9 AM today. NBC / PNG Today Next :  Election Results for Eastern Highlands Province 2022

A Cycad is a gorgeous addition to a tropical effect, exotic garden but once they get to big for their pot how do you repot a Cycad – Cycas revoluta? Where there are couple of things you need to know to get the best out of your Cycad going forward and in this video as English Horticulturist Simon explains. The first thing to know is they they do not like to have their roots disturbed so try to avoid potting regular repotting. Instead plant them directly into as large a container as you can tolerate. Secondly use ericaceous compost. Cycads are not from the Ericaceae family but they do require a slightly acidic compost around pH 5.5-6.0. Further advise is discussed in the accompanying video. If you would like to see more content like this then consider popping over to our YouTube channel and browsing the 150 plus gardening videos which have now been posted. Also why not consider subscribing to our channel ‘Walking Talking Gardeners’. It is absolutely free and you can unsubscribe instantly