Beautiful Wagang Beach, Lae, where Wafi-Golpu Joint Venture plans to pipe millions of tonnes of tailings into the Huon Gulf.
For better or worse?
March 8 2019
For better or worse?
March 8 2019
Tuesday, March 12, 2019
Monday, March 11, 2019
Skyviews of Lae, Papua New Guinea
I took these skyviews of my beloved hometown of Lae on Saturday, March 9, and Sunday, March 10 using my DJI Spark drone.
Edited using DJI Mimo app on my Huawei Mate 10 phone.
Thank you to bro Kila Veapi for driving me around, Philemon Nalusi for security and my nephew David Nalu Jr for your company.
This is for all the people of Lae and Morobe.
Edited using DJI Mimo app on my Huawei Mate 10 phone.
Thank you to bro Kila Veapi for driving me around, Philemon Nalusi for security and my nephew David Nalu Jr for your company.
This is for all the people of Lae and Morobe.
Thursday, March 07, 2019
Beautiful Port Moresby Nature Park
A day at Nature Park on Saturday, March2, 2019, with my kids.
It also happened to beWorld Wildlife Day.
Video taken and produced entirely by the DJI Osmo Pocket and its Mimo app.
It also happened to beWorld Wildlife Day.
Video taken and produced entirely by the DJI Osmo Pocket and its Mimo app.
World Wildlife Day 2019 in Port Moresby
World Worldlife Day on March 2 2019 at Nature Park in Port Moresby.
This is shot and produced entirely with my new Osmo Pocket.
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This is shot and produced entirely with my new Osmo Pocket.
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World Wildlife Day at Port Moresby Nature Park
Port Moresby Nature Park General-Manager Michelle George talks about World Wildlife Day on March 2, 2019, and the park in general:
Hobuc, Nawaeb, Morobe: My first vlog
On Saturday Jan 26, 2019, I accompanied Tourism Promotion Authority Chairman and Nawaeb MP Kennedy Wenge and TPA officers, Hudson Arek and Joel Ombo, to Nawaeb High School at Hobuc, on the foothills of the magnificent Saruwaged Range.
Tuesday, January 29, 2019
Tourism Promotion Authority kickstarts tourism on Siassi
Tourism Promotion Authority chairman Kennedy Wenge says the TPA is committed to develop tourism in the remote Siassi islands of Morobe.
He made the committment on Friday during a short visit to Siassi Lutheran High School where he presented K10,000 for development of tourism, arts and culture education at the school.
Wenge made the presentation of behalf of Tourism Arts and Culture Minister Emil Tammur and TPA chief executive officer Jerry Agus to Siassi LLG representative Willa Omole.
School Chairman John Gerson assured Wenge the money would be put to good use.
The Siassi islands, because of their remoteness, have an intact traditional culture and untapped tourism potential.
Wenge said this potential must be tapped into to bring about development on the island.
He said TPA's committment to develop tourism on Siassi had seen him travel the long distance across the Vitiaz Strait.
"The rich culture of the Siassi islands must not be lost," Wenge said.
"My presence on the island today shows our commitment to develop tourism here.
"People from all over the world must travel here to see the rich arts and culture of the island.
"What TPA can do is market the Siassi islands as a tourism destination in Morobe."
Wenge said the Government was keen to develop tourism throughout Papua New Guinea.
"Siassi is one of the best places to develop tourism," he said.
"Tourism is an industry that puts money directly into everyone's pockets."
Wenge said last October, he attended the Evangelical Lutheran Church of PNG's national women's conference at which he had made a commitment to return.
He lived up to his words on Friday.
"We want ships and planes to come to Siassi," he said.
"We wants wharves and airstrips.
"When these are in place, visitors will come.
"Siassi is the first place I have visited as it has so much potential for tourism."
Siassi tourism promoter Clyde Aigilo welcomed the TPA support.
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Tourism Promotion Authority Chairman Kennedy Wenge presents the K10,000 to Siassi LLG representative Willa Omole.
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He made the committment on Friday during a short visit to Siassi Lutheran High School where he presented K10,000 for development of tourism, arts and culture education at the school.
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| Siassi dancers welcome Tourism Promotion Authority Board chairman Kennedy Wenge to Siassi High School on Friday. |
Wenge made the presentation of behalf of Tourism Arts and Culture Minister Emil Tammur and TPA chief executive officer Jerry Agus to Siassi LLG representative Willa Omole.
School Chairman John Gerson assured Wenge the money would be put to good use.
The Siassi islands, because of their remoteness, have an intact traditional culture and untapped tourism potential.
Wenge said this potential must be tapped into to bring about development on the island.
He said TPA's committment to develop tourism on Siassi had seen him travel the long distance across the Vitiaz Strait.
"The rich culture of the Siassi islands must not be lost," Wenge said.
"My presence on the island today shows our commitment to develop tourism here.
"People from all over the world must travel here to see the rich arts and culture of the island.
"What TPA can do is market the Siassi islands as a tourism destination in Morobe."
Wenge said the Government was keen to develop tourism throughout Papua New Guinea.
"Siassi is one of the best places to develop tourism," he said.
"Tourism is an industry that puts money directly into everyone's pockets."
Wenge said last October, he attended the Evangelical Lutheran Church of PNG's national women's conference at which he had made a commitment to return.
He lived up to his words on Friday.
"We want ships and planes to come to Siassi," he said.
"We wants wharves and airstrips.
"When these are in place, visitors will come.
"Siassi is the first place I have visited as it has so much potential for tourism."
Siassi tourism promoter Clyde Aigilo welcomed the TPA support.
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