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In this episode the Two Palagi talk with New Zealand's Trade Commissioner for the Pacific who is leading a NZ presence at the HOTEC trade show in Nadi. Together they explore the Trade Show, highlighting key insights about the evolving tourism landscape in Fiji. It emphasizes the shift towards quality in products and the importance of local partnerships in enhancing the tourism experience. Takeaways Increased focus on quality over priceEmerging trends in local partnerships Chapters 00:07 Introduction to Two Palagi11:15 Introduction to the HOTEC Trade Show14:00 Trends and Changes in the Tourism Sector18:41 Food Trends21:40 Advice for HOTEC Delegates24:41 Walk Through HOTEC32:28 Highlights and Gala Dinner34:47 Talanoa Summary38:49 Launch of Pasifika+ Digital Platform40:09 Israel Joins the Pacific Islands Forum42:35 Upcoming Conference and Events44:40 Economic Outlook and Energy Challenges46:20 Two Palagi Outro Resources Website - www.twopalagi.com Email - [email protected] HOTEC - https://fhta.com.fj/event/hotec-tradeshow-2026/ NZTE AusPac - https://www.nzte.govt.nz/page/contact-our-australia-pacific-offices The Two Palagi in a Pisinisi Pod podcast is the property of 2PP Pacific Commerce Ltd with all rights reserved to the content and related intellectual property.

In this episode, Dave and Glen engage with Giles Jephcott, chair of the New Zealand Pacific Business Council and MD at Astrolabe Shipping, discussing his journey and experiences in the Pacific business landscape. They explore the significance of relationship building, the success of recent business missions, and insights from the Samoan business community, while also reflecting on future improvements and plans for the council. The conversation explores the challenges faced in logistics, and the role of organizations like the New Zealand Pacific Business Council and Astrolabe Shipping. Insights into market strategies, brand loyalty, and the evolving consumer landscape in the Pacific are also discussed. Takeaways Importance of relationship buildingSuccess of recent business mission Importance of relationshipsChallenges in Pacific logistics Chapters 00:06 Introduction to Two Palagi06:45 Introduction to Giles Jephcott and the Pacific Business Council12:21 The Role of the Pacific Business Council15:24 The Council's 2026 Mission to Samoa20:25 Samoan Business Community Perspectives23:26 Reflections and Future Improvements25:03 Council AGM26:11 Pacific Islands Forum 202726:53 Astrolabe Shipping: Focus and Operations29:07 Challenges in Pacific Shipping 31:15 Common Misunderstandings in Pacific Business33:43 Fresha: New Zealand Products to Pacific36:01 Marketing Strategies for Pacific Consumers37:02 Final Thoughts38:23 Talanoa Summary41:53 Recent Developments46:32 Upcoming Conferences and EventsContact Two Palagi www.twopalagi.com - https://twopalagi.com/ Email - [email protected] Show Resources Astrolabe Shipping - https://astrolabeshipping.com/ New Zealand Pacific Business Council - https://www.nzpbc.co.nz/ Fresha Export - https://www.fresha.co.nz/ Future of Investment and Trade Partnership - https://www.meti.gov.sg/trade-international-economic-relations/regional-and-international-platforms/future-of-investment-and-trade-partnership/ FCEF TOPEX Conference - https://www.fcef.com.fj/topex-2025-ignite-innovation-at-fijis-premier-business-event/ Copyright and Rights The Two Palagi in a Pisinisi Pod podcast, and all related intellectual property, is owned by 2PP Pacific Commerce Ltd who reserve all rights to publication and copyright.

The Two Palagi attended the Oceania Renewable Energy Summit so Dave and Glen discuss the summit itself and have a Talanoa with Cook Island's energy regulator Dean Yarrall. Dean also leads the Office of the Pacific Energy Regulators Alliance (OPERA) so has a unique region-wide view of energy transition and the challenges and opportunities in the Pacific. Dave also ran the Pacific stream of the summit so got to interact with some great speakers! Takeaways Climate and energy focusRegulatory challenges in PacificChapters 00:07 Introduction to Two Palagi07:11 Discussion with Dean Yarrall08:07 The Oceania Renewable Power Summit09:12 Dean Yarrall's Background and Role11:40 Transitioning the Cook Islands Energy System16:43 Innovative Solutions for Energy Management17:10 Complexity of Renewable Energy19:54 Solar Power in the Pacific22:29 Economic Factors24:00 The Role of Regulators25:43 Independent Power Producers38:50 Talanoa Summary41:02 Insights from the Pre-COP Meeting44:10 Prospectus of Renewable Energy Projects45:57 The Week Ahead and OutroResources Two Palagi Website - https://twopalagi.com Contact Two Palagi - [email protected] Oceania Renewable Power Summit - https://oceaniapowersummit.com/ OPERA - https://gem.spc.int/projects/opera 'Two Palagi in a Pisinisi Pod' and all related content, trademarks, intellectual property, and copyright are the exclusive property of 2PP Pacific Commerce Ltd, a New Zealand-registered company. All rights reserved.

The conversation focuses on the significance of the tourism industry in Fiji, discussing its economic impact, challenges, and recovery post-COVID. Fantasha Lockington, CEO of the Fiji Hotel and Tourism Association, shares insights on the industry's dynamics, including local ownership, climate challenges, and recent tax changes. The conversation delves into the complexities of tourism development in Fiji, focusing on sustainable growth, community involvement, and the importance of infrastructure. Fantasha Lockington emphasizes the need for a holistic approach to tourism that includes planning for future needs and ensuring local communities benefit from the industry. Good timing ahead of the Hotel and Tourism Expo being held in Nadi October 22 & 23. Takeaways Tourism is Fiji's economic backboneLocal ownership is crucial for sustainability Sustainable tourism growth is essentialCommunity involvement is crucial Chapters 00:06 Introduction to Two Palagi03:22 www.twopalagi.com06:08 Introduction to Fantasha Lockington11:14 Economic Impact of Tourism in Fiji15:02 Recovery from COVID-19 and Current Challenges21:03 The New Tourism Tax and its Implications25:22 Room Availability and Investment30:13 The Importance of Sustainable Planning for Future Growth31:57 Community Engagement and Local Workforce Development34:23 Talanoa Summary41:27 Climate and Energy in the Week Ahead47:34 Outro for the WeekResources Contact Two Palagi - [email protected] Website - https://twopalagi.com/ Fiji Hotel and Tourism Association - https://fhta.com.fj/ HOTEC 2026 - https://fhta.com.fj/event/hotec-tradeshow-2026/

The conversation delves into the world of Kava, exploring its preparation, varieties, and the journey of Zane Yoshida in the Kava industry. Zane leads the ASX listed Calmer Company that markets the FijiKava brand. We also discuss the invention of instant Kava and its significance in the Western market. The conversation delves into the cultural and regional consumption of Kava, exploring its historical significance and ceremonial aspects. It also touches on the changing dynamics of Kava consumption, including the inclusion of women and the emergence of Kava bars. Additionally, the health properties of Kava and its impact on the Pacific region's economy are discussed. Takeaways Kava PreparationKava Varieties Cultural Consumption of KavaHealth Properties of Kava Chapters 00:07 Introduction to Two Palagi05:58 Introduction to Zane Yoshida and FijiKava13:18 Zane's Journey23:01 Challenges of Running a Public Company24:26 Market Expansion and Consumer Demographics28:03 Kava Varieties and Cultivation34:06 Kava Across Cultures37:00 Health Benefits and Safety of Kava Consumption40:02 The Future of Kava in Global Markets43:24 Intellectual Property and Kava's Cultural Heritage47:05 Building Relationships Through Kava Traditions50:00 Talanoa Summary53:49 Tax Officers' Meeting56:47 Media Meet in Savu Savu57:41 Close For The WeekResources Contact Two Palagi - [email protected] The Calmer Company - https://thecalmerco.com/ FijiKava - https://fijikava.com.au/

The conversation with owners, Qiuchee and Qiujing Wong, explores the journey of Lukbo, a business specializing in the importation and wholesaling of Pacific Island and Asian food. It delves into the challenges of sourcing, processing, and distributing products from the Pacific region to New Zealand, as well as the family history and legacy of the business. The conversation covers topics such as the impact of automation on quality and scalability, end-to-end processing capability, target consumer market, advertising strategies, sourcing dynamics, and staff retention. Qiuchee and Qiujing also discuss the challenges and opportunities for Pacific Island exporters in the New Zealand and Australian markets. Takeaways Family legacy and community serviceChallenges of sourcing and processingInvestment in processing capabilities Automation enhances quality and scalabilityUnderstanding the target consumer market is crucial for growth Chapters 00:07 Introduction to Two Palagi 03:59 Introduction to the Lukbo Business06:08 The Wong Family Legacy in Food Processing10:31 Challenges of Sourcing and Supply Chain12:47 Investment in Processing Capabilities14:46 Building Relationships with Farmers17:30 The Future of Lukbo21:19 Automation and Scalability 22:09 Understanding the Target Consumer26:56 Supply Challanges32:12 Advice for Pacific Island Exporters33:46 Talanoa Summary37:26 Maritime Safety and Recent Tragedy38:31 US Investment Announcement40:13 Green Climate Fund41:32 Aviation Developments42:54 Pacific Media Summit44:19 Arson and Chocolate in Bougaineville45:50 Two Palagi Sign Out Resources Contact Two Palagi - [email protected] Lukbo Food Group - https://lukbo.co.nz

The conversation introduces Pacific Trade Invest (PTI) and Glynis Miller, the Trade Commissioner for PTI based in Auckland. Glynis shares her journey to PTI, highlighting the organization's role as a regional trade and investment promotion agency. The discussion explores PTI's impact on trade and investment in the Pacific, emphasizing its influence on changing the narrative for Pacific exporters and influencing trade policies. The conversation covers the desire for information and connection in the Pacific, insights from the Pacific Island Export Survey, challenges with investment and finance in the Pacific, Pacific exporters going global, freight and logistics challenges for Pacific exporters, and understanding the New Zealand market. Key takeaways include the increasing global reach of Pacific exporters and the ongoing challenges around freight and logistics for Pacific exporters. Takeaways Pacific Trade Invest (PTI) supports exporters and businesses in the Pacific regionPTI's unique role as a regional trade and investment promotion agencyInfluence of PTI on changing the narrative for Pacific exporters and influencing trade policies Pacific exporters are increasingly going globalChallenges around freight and logistics for Pacific exporters Chapters 00:07 Introduction to Two Palagi07:00 Introduction to Glynis Miller11:30 Pacific Trade and Invest14:58 PTI's Operations and Initiatives19:36 New Zealand Market Dynamics22:46 Recent Trade Mission to Samoa23:14 Insights from the Pacific Islands Export Survey25:04 Investment Challenges in the Pacific31:12 Talanoa Conclusion32:01 Ocean of Flavours Event35:04 Talanoa Takeouts39:08 Developments in the Solomon Islands41:16 Papua LNG Pending Announcement42:43 Fiji Airways Record and Aviation Announcements45:01 Upcoming Events46:35 Listener Feedback and Two Palagi Outro Resources Two Palagi - [email protected] Pacific Trade and Invest - https://pacifictradeinvest.com/ Ocean of Flavours - https://www.aut.ac.nz/events/ocean-of-flavours Samoa Association of Manufacturers and Exporters - https://samesamoa.ws/

The conversation covers Tony Fautua's diplomatic career, transition to the Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA), and the role of the Adventist Church in the Pacific. It also explores the evolution and influence of the Adventist Church, ADRA's mission and global network, and its collaboration with the Adventist Church. It also explores ADRTA's connection to the Sanitarium business, the impact of business success on ADRA's funding and the organization's relationship with businesses in the region. Takeaways Diplomatic career and humanitarian workRole of the Adventist Church in the Pacific ADRA's work in the PacificThe impact of business success on ADRA's funding Chapters 00:06 Introduction to Two Palagi in a Pisinisi Pod 03:29 Introduction to Tony Fautua07:52 Tony's Diplomatic Career and Experiences11:57 Overview of ADRA17:49 ADRA in the Pacific20:16 The Relationship Between ADRA and Sanitarium22:01 Challenges and Adaptations Post-COVID25:28 Importance of Local Engagement30:26 Community Impact31:19 Talanoa Summary37:21 Pacific Islands Forum Outcomes42:55 Penrhyn Port Collaboration43:57 Australia's Investment in Regional Security47:27 The Kava Declaration50:19 Two Palagi Outro Resources Two Palagi - [email protected] ADRA - https://adra.org.nz/ Sanitarium - https://www.sanitarium.com/au

Glen and Dave discuss the Pacific business landscape, community involvement, and the significance of the Pacific Islands Forum (PIF) in driving economic activity and decision-making in the region. They explore the structure and decision-making process of the PIF, emphasizing the importance of consensus and actionable outcomes. The Troika and its relevance for New Zealand's upcoming hosting of the PIF are also highlighted. The conversation then explores key business topics for the Pacific Islands Forum (PIF) discussions, focusing on energy, infrastructure, investment, tourism, aviation, trade, digital connectivity, and cybersecurity. The theme of 'Building Economies, Life, Action, Unity' is emphasized, reflecting the forum's focus. Additionally, the conversation addresses trade policy and business engagement within the PIF. Takeaways The Pacific Islands Forum (PIF) is a consensus-based organization that drives actionable outcomes and economic activity in the region. Key business topics for PIF discussionsRenewable energy transition and economic impactTrade policy and business engagement Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Pacific Business00:55 Community and Sports in the Pacific02:14 Podcasting and Music Industry03:36 Business Podcasting in the Pacific04:49 Pacific Islands Forum (PIF) Explained07:01 PIF Attendees and Discussions12:38 PIF Decision Making and Machinery21:20 Consensus and Action in PIF25:21 The Troika and its Relevance27:30 Bikotawa Declaration and Regional Assistance29:51 Key Business Topics for PIF Discussions30:45 Energy Crisis and Regionalized Fuel Procurement33:07 Infrastructure and ICT Connectivity34:03 Renewable Energy Transition and Economic Impact36:04 Collaborative Pooling Opportunities and Pacific Resilience Facility39:23 Building Economies, Life, Action, Unity43:35 Trade Policy and Business Engagement Resources The Pacific Islands Forum - https://forumsec.org/pacific-islands-forum Contact [email protected]

The conversation with Stephen Plowman, the captain of beer, covers his journey into the beer brewing industry, the establishment of Hallertau Brewery, the evolution of the brewing industry in New Zealand, and his partnership in the Rarotonga brewery. Stephen's focus on quality, sustainability, and the local beer experience is evident throughout the discussion. The conversation with Stephen Plowman covers the success and growth of the Rarotonga Brewery, including the production of non-alcoholic ginger beer and fruit ciders. It also explores the impact of tourism on the brewery's demand and the challenges of doing business in Rarotonga compared to New Zealand. Additionally, it delves into the supply chain challenges and the future plans for the brewery. Takeaways Craft brewing has evolved over the years, with a focus on quality, sustainability, and the local beer experience.Stephen's approach to brewing and business emphasizes the importance of community, quality, and sustainability. Tourism has significantly impacted the demand for the brewery's products, especially with the influx of Australian tourists.The challenges of doing business in Rarotonga are unique and require creative solutions to overcome supply chain disadvantages. Chapters 00:07 Two Palagi Intro04:50 Introduction to Craft Brewing and Beer Culture 06:23 Stephen Plowman's Journey into Brewing07:59 Evolution of the Craft Beer Industry09:48 Business Philosophy: Restaurant vs Brewery10:58 Involvement in the Rarotonga Brewery13:22 Relocation and Investment in Rarotonga Brewery14:12 Quality and Sustainability in Brewing15:49 Growth and Demand in Local Beer17:07 Market Performance and Consumer Preferences18:18 Local Innovations in Brewing20:57 Navigating Tourism and Demand22:06 Business Lessons from Two Markets24:56 Overcoming Supply Chain Challenges27:02 Future Aspirations and Customer Service28:48 Talanoa Summary35:03 Events and the Week Ahead40:06 Australia Fiji Business Forum42:42 Pacific Island Investment Forum45:35 Two Palagi Outro New Contact Email For Two Palagi [email protected] Resources Hallertau Brewery and Biergarten - https://hallertau.co.nz/ Rarotonga Brewery - https://rarotongabrewery.com/ Counterpoint Media Group - https://counterpoint.digital/ Australia Fiji Business Forum - https://apibc.org.au/events/ PNG Solomon Islands Investment Conference - https://solomons.gov.sb/pm-wale-calls-for-melanesian-growth-corridor-at-inaugural-png-solomon-islands-investment-conference/ Pacific Islands Investment Forum - https://www.pacificislandsinvestmentforum.com/

The conversation delves into the rise of the business process outsourcing (BPO) sector in the Pacific, particularly in Fiji, and its impact on the local economy. It also explores the journey of DUCO Consultancy, the growth of the BPO market in Fiji, talent retention and development, and Fiji's value proposition in the BPO sector. The conversation covers the topics of 24/7 support for global clients, the competitive advantage of Fiji, expansion into Papua New Guinea, business in Papua New Guinea, and future plans for Duco Consultancy. Takeaways Digital revolution in the PacificGrowth of business process outsourcing (BPO) sector in Fiji 24/7 SupportGlobal Strategy Chapters 00:00 The Rise of BPO in the Pacific02:08 DUCO Consultancy: A Journey of Growth06:16 Fiji: A Thriving BPO Market16:37 BPO Sector's Impact on Fiji's Economy21:21 Talent Retention and Development in BPO25:27 Fiji's Value Proposition in BPO25:35 24/7 Support for Global Clients29:10 Competitive Advantage of Fiji31:50 Expansion into Papua New Guinea35:24 Business in Papua New Guinea42:52 Future Plans for Duco Consultancy Resources DUCO Consulting: https://www.ducoconsultancy.com/ NCIT Conference: https://ncit.fnu.ac.fj/ Outsource Fiji: https://outsourcefiji.com/ Two Palagi: [email protected]

Summary In this episode, Dave and Glen Talanoa with Matt Freeman of Freeman Media to discuss the upcoming Oceania Renewable Power Summit, focusing on renewable energy developments in the Pacific region, challenges, opportunities, and the role of international investment. Keywords renewable energy, Pacific region, Oceania Renewable Power Summit, energy transition, solar, wind, batteries, energy investment, Fiji, Australia, New Zealand Key topics Energy transition in the Pacific region Role of international investment and funding Challenges in renewable energy deployment in island nations The significance of the Oceania Renewable Power Summit Case studies including the Chatham Islands and Fiji Market mechanisms and regulatory frameworks in energy development Sound bites "Renewables are the future of Pacific energy." "Geopolitical events are accelerating energy transition." "Cost and access to finance are the biggest hurdles." Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the Pacific energy landscape and the summit 02:16 Introduction to Matt Freeman and Freeman Media 03:10 Background of Freeman Media and the origins of the summit 05:03 Focus on renewable energy trends in New Zealand and Australia 08:07 Impact of geopolitical events on energy discussions 10:46 Cost and financing challenges in Pacific renewable projects 13:37 Evolving conversations and key themes for the summit 20:09 Key speakers and expected attendees at the summit 24:17 Case study: The Chatham Islands' transition to renewable energy 36:41 Details about the summit location and logistics 37:49 Opportunities for businesses and stakeholders in the Pacific energy sector 40:50 Closing remarks and the importance of regional collaboration Resources Two Palagi email: [email protected] Freeman Media: https://www.freemanmedia.co.nz/ Oceania Renewable Power Conference: https://www.freemanmedia.co.nz/event/853392/oceania-renewable-power-summit

summary   In this episode, Dave Dewar interviews Atin Patel, a director of Vinod Patel Group, to explore the company's diverse operations, regional expansion, and leadership philosophy. Discover how a family business maintains professionalism, innovation, and community engagement across Fiji and beyond.      keywords   Vinod Patel Group, Fiji business, regional expansion, family business, leadership, sustainability, retail, manufacturing, Pacific trade      key  topics   Vinod Patel Group's diversified business model Regional expansion into Papua New Guinea and Australia Family governance and professional management Sustainability and ESG initiatives Use of technology and AI in retail management Community engagement and corporate social responsibility      guest  name   Atin Patel     Titles   Inside Fiji's Vinod Patel Group: Family, Innovation, and Regional Growth How Vinod Patel Group Balances Family and Business Success      sound bites   "Discipline is the hallmark of our business" "Unity in the family is the key to our success" "We are proactive in sustainability and ESG initiatives"     Chapters   00:00 Introduction and Personal Background of Atin Patel 01:00 Overview of Vinod Patel Group and Its Legacy 02:09 Atin Patel's Journey from Ba to Fiji and New Zealand 04:03 Transition from Engineering to Business Leadership 07:01 Managing Multiple Business Verticals and Export Markets 09:23 Structure of Vinod Patel Group and Business Verticals 13:57 Evolving Consumer Tastes and Retail Innovation 16:26 Workforce and SKU Management in Fiji 18:49 Use of Technology and AI in Supply Chain 22:20 Family Governance and Business Culture 25:55 Family Unity and Leadership Philosophy 27:48 Sustainability and Environmental Policies 30:51 Pacific Trade and Cultural Nuances 33:01 Building Relationships and Business Entry Strategies 37:40 Engagement, Networking, and Community Involvement 40:21 Approach to Supplier Relationships and Market Entry 43:13 Future Outlook and Regional Opportunities 46:56 Closing Remarks and Final Insights    resources   Vinod Patel Group Official Website - https://vinodpatalgroup.com Pacific Business Conferences - https://pacificbusinessconferences.com LinkedIn - Atin Patel - https://linkedin.com/in/atinpatel

Summary Join our Two Palagi as they explore the economic significance of the French Pacific, featuring insights from Agnes Baekelandt, Vice President of the French New Zealand Chamber of Commerce and CEO at Barkers of Geraldine. Discover the region's potential, cultural highlights, and key opportunities for business and collaboration; including discussion of the upcoming trade mission organized by the French New Zealand Chamber of Commerce. Discover the unique markets, investment potential, and regional dynamics that make this area a compelling focus for businesses and investors. Keywords French Pacific, New Caledonia, French Polynesia, Wallis and Fortuna, Agnes Baekalandt, French New Zealand Chamber of Commerce, Pacific economy, Vanuatu, agriculture, trade, cultural exchange Key  topics The economic significance of the French Pacific Agnes Baelalandt’s role and insights Trade and investment opportunities in the region Cultural and agricultural highlights of the Pacific The region's potential for growth and collaboration Takeaways The French Pacific's GDP exceeds Fiji's, highlighting its economic importance. Agnes Baekalandt emphasizes the region's untapped trade potential. Cultural festivals like Timaeva Nui showcase the vibrant Pacific heritage. Agriculture is a key sector with significant growth opportunities. The region's strategic position offers unique collaboration prospects. Guest  name Agnes Baekalandt Regenvanu Sound bites "The French Pacific's GDP exceeds Fiji's." "The region offers untapped trade potential." "Agriculture is a key growth sector." Chapters 00:07 Introduction and episode overview 04:52 Introduction to the French Pacific’s economic importance 07:25 Agnes Baekelandt and her journey 13:34 History and overview of French Pacific 16:36 Key sectors  23:48 Trade mission to French Polynesia and New Caledonia 25:02 Trade barriers in the French Pacific 30:01 Vanuatu connection 33:23 Barker's of Geraldine 36:50 The French Pacific and the wider region 39:40 Merci Agnes!  40:06 Outro, Sunrise and the week ahead Resources French New Zealand Chamber of Commerce - https://www.fnzcci.org.nz/  Trade Mission - https://www.fnzcci.org.nz/events/upcoming-events/event-detail/event/fnzcci-french-pacific-trade-mission-2026.html guest links Barkers of Geraldine - https://barkers.co.nz/  Papua New Guinea Investment Conference - https://pnginvestmentconference.com/

Summary In this episode, we explore the Pacific region's business landscape through an insightful conversation with George Constantinou of the Constantinou Group. Discover how a family business spans multiple markets and generations, and gain valuable regional insights. We explore their diverse portfolio, management strategies, regional opportunities, and community initiatives. Keywords Pacific region, family business, Papua New Guinea, regional investment, tourism, property development, business insights Key  topics The history and diversification of the Constantinou Group The role of family leadership across generations Investments in tourism and property in PNG and Samoa Challenges and opportunities in regional markets Insights into Pacific regional economic development Guest  name George Constantinou  Sound bites "The group has had a significant investment in Samoa for over ten years." "They describe themselves as a fully integrated property development business." "Their portfolio spans property, construction, and tourism across the region." Chapters 00:00 Introduction and episode overview 01:16 Weekly updates and personal reflections 05:34 Introduction to George Constantinou and the Talanoa 06:09 IGeorge Constantinou and the Constantinou Group 32:50 Talanoa Summary and the Week Ahead Constantino Group Website - https://www.constantinou-group.com/ Airways Hotel - https://www.airways.com.pg/  Taumeasina Island Resort - https://www.taumeasinaislandresortsamoa.com/ Loloata Island Resort - https://www.loloataislandresort.com/ Lamana Hotel - https://lamanahotel.com.pg/  Heritage Park Hotel - https://heritageparkhotel.com.sb/ Texas Chicken - https://nz.texaschicken.com/ Sir Theo Foundation - https://www.sirtheofoundation.org/ Port Moresby Kiwi Club - https://www.facebook.com/POMKiwiClub/ PNG Investment Week - https://www.businessadvantagepng.com/events/png-investment-week-2026/ Business Advantage PNG - https://www.businessadvantagepng.com/ PNG Chiefs - https://nrlpng.co/