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Tiri Kuimbakul: September 2011
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Thursday, September 29, 2011. Papua New Guinea’s Development Scorecard: 1975-2011. Eight basic development indicators taken from the above sources are quoted along with brief commentaries so as to show how PNG has fared since 1975. Please be forewarned that some of the data are a few years old. 2 The maternal mortality rate is 733 per 100,000. This means 733 women die out of every 100,000 woman during child birth in PNG. This is four times higher than countries in the Pacific. 6 School drop-out rates at ...
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The Sions Family Life: Our visit to the 2012 North Queensland Cowboys vs St. George Illawarra pre-season match.
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The Sions Family Life. Hello and welcome to 'The Sions Family Life'. 'The Sions Family Life' depicts the family social life and experiences of living in Perth, WA through articles and pictures we post. We also intend to post other articles and items which interest us and may also be to you. We welcome you to our turf and we hope you have a good time viewing and reading. Wednesday, February 29, 2012. Our visit to the 2012 North Queensland Cowboys vs St. George Illawarra pre-season match. I am pretty sure ...
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The Sions Family Life: Celebrating PNG's 35th idependence anniversary in Perth, WA the NGI style.
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The Sions Family Life. Hello and welcome to 'The Sions Family Life'. 'The Sions Family Life' depicts the family social life and experiences of living in Perth, WA through articles and pictures we post. We also intend to post other articles and items which interest us and may also be to you. We welcome you to our turf and we hope you have a good time viewing and reading. Sunday, October 3, 2010. Celebrating PNG's 35th idependence anniversary in Perth, WA the NGI style. By Joanne Kanau and Kanau Sion.
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The Sions Family Life: Our summer 2010 visitor: Fiona Alofa Kanau
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The Sions Family Life. Hello and welcome to 'The Sions Family Life'. 'The Sions Family Life' depicts the family social life and experiences of living in Perth, WA through articles and pictures we post. We also intend to post other articles and items which interest us and may also be to you. We welcome you to our turf and we hope you have a good time viewing and reading. Monday, November 15, 2010. Our summer 2010 visitor: Fiona Alofa Kanau. By Joanne Kanau and Kanau Sion. Fiona having fun with the kids.
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Tiri Kuimbakul: December 2014
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Wednesday, December 17, 2014. THE EFFECT OF INFLATION ON WORKER'S LIVING STANDARDS. Inflation refers to a general increase in the price of goods and services over a period of time, usually a year. It is measured as a percentage increase from a previous level. According to the budget handed down by the government last week, inflation is expected to be about 5.5% in 2015. This means that prices will be that much higher than they have been in 2014. The purpose of this article is not to belittle or downplay ...
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Ramblings: November 2011
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Saturday, 26 November 2011. Telstra - Too Big To Be Bothered About Their Customers. Hey Telstra, have you got your ears on for this? Every month you send me a bill by email. Fine, so far so good. Each month you tell me how to register for Direct Debit. FAIL. FAIL. FAIL! Do you really want me to switch to another provider? It's not as it you're the only one in the market any more! What the fuck are you thinking? You already KNOW who I am when I sign into my account! Thanks for nothing, you bunch of twats.
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Ramblings: September 2011
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Tuesday, 13 September 2011. So Long and Farewell to my Favourite Japanese Restaurant - Yama. As mentioned in my previous blog, the Yama restaurant closed after a very big night on 29 June, 2008. It was a very BIG final night for all the regulars who've enjoyed the cuisine, the booze, the friendly insults and occasional service delays at the restaurant owned by my good friend Masami Kawano, aka Sammy-San. The theme for the night was well demonstrated by Sammy-San, right from the outset! On 12 July, 2008, ...
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Ramblings: January 2012
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Sunday, 29 January 2012. Whatever Happened to Freedom of Speech in Australia? By now, there won't be too many Australians who aren't aware of the outrageous events in Canberra, on our national day. The image is undoubtedly still fresh in the minds of most people, of the Prime Minister and the Leader of the Opposition being bundled away from a very Australian event, using means reminiscent of American Secret Service tactics, in response to a very un-Australian event. What protection can we possibly have a...
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Ramblings: October 2011
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Monday, 31 October 2011. Sack Alan Joyce AND The Qantas Board! But first we need to ask ourselves: why? Why would management want Qantas to look unprofitable? Why would they want to hide the cost of a competing brand within their group, namely Jetstar, in amongst the costs faced by Qantas? Why would one part of the business give up a profitable route like that and then be asked to pay for the privilege? It has been reported to me that there are other areas where Jetstar's costs magically become Qantas's ...
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Ramblings: August 2011
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Sunday, 28 August 2011. PNG - Mi Kamap Niupela. I tended to agree, but the for the fact that the SPAC had finished in something akin to bankruptcy, though I was smart enough to never venture that opinion. After all, the thing that I had to create, above all else, was goodwill. Thus, I suffered the slings and arrows of disquiet while going about my business. Well, of course I am! All I'll say about that latter interpretation is that, at the time, there were still enough white women in Port Moresby! Here's...
