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Tigers troubled
Something amiss in the NRL club West Tigers’ camp. First, they got rid of the board of directors, then chief executive Scott Fulton resigned, and now recruitment boss Scott Fulton has been told to leave. All in a matter of months too.
No lunch
Many public servants who attended the 2024 dedication service in Port Moresby last Friday left without lunch, which was provided to only VIPs, unlike in the past when free lunch was provided to everyone. Belt-tightening measure, most likely.
Hate flying
Flight attendant asked the boarding red-eyed gentleman who was not looking well if he was okay. Gentleman responded: “I don’t like flying”, then quickly dozed off on his seat. He had been partying all night.
SEZ debate
Economist Paul Barker and International Trade and Investment Minister Richard Maru differ on the benefits of the Special Economic Zones, but such public discussions are healthy and informative. We need more please.
Parenting book
None of the parenting books will teach you what to say when your child addressed you as “Bruh”, right?
Thought for today
Japanese proverb: “There is no shame in being knocked down. There is only shame in staying down.”
Food for thought
“Police personnel are accountable to the laws, and if they commit an illegal act, they will be prosecuted. It does not matter if (they) are on duty or off duty.” – Police Commissioner David Manning.

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