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Jobs News: Exciting Career Opportunities in Papua New Guinea for Papua New Guineans!

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Australian High Commission Papua New Guinea Exciting Job Opportunities for Papua New Guineans! Join the Team! The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade is thrilled to announce vacancies for dynamic individuals to join their team in Papua New Guinea. They are currently seeking talented candidates for the following positions: 🔍 Program Manager - Bulk Are you a strategic thinker with a knack for managing large-scale projects? The Department is on the lookout for a Program Manager specializing in bulk operations. This role promises a dynamic environment where your leadership skills can shine.  Access the full job description and apply now:  Program Manager - Bulk 🔍 ICT Support Officer, Corporate Branch Tech enthusiasts, this one's for you! The Corporate Branch seeks an ICT Support Officer to provide top-notch technical assistance. If you're adept at troubleshooting and thrive in a customer-centric role, this opportunity is calling your name.  Find out more and apply here:  ICT
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KOMUN RIVER IN THE WESTERN HIGHLANDS PROVINCE OF PAPUA NEW GUINEA TURNING RED LIKE BLOOD

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JIWAKA/MT HAGEN RIVER KOMUN TURNING RED LIKE BLOOD MUST NOT BE TAKEN LIGHTLY by Henry Rovo via LinkedIn We cannot deny the fact that river turning red fulfills Bible prophecy. Apart from prophecy, RIVER turning red like blood can have different causes depending on the specific situation. Here are a few possibilities: Algae bloom: Certain species of algae can cause water to turn red. This phenomenon is known as a "red tide" and occurs when there is an overgrowth of algae in the water. Some species of red algae produce pigments that can give the water a reddish color. Pollution: River can turn red due to pollution from chemicals or other contaminants. For example, red water can be caused by iron oxide, which is a common pollutant in industrial wastewater. Natural phenomena: Some natural phenomena, such as erosion or sediment runoff, can cause water to turn red. Blood: In rare cases, water can turn red due to the presence of blood. This can occur if there has been a large-scale
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Full speech: Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's Address to Papua New Guinea's Parliament

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