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Friday 11-Jan-08 

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Power rates go up

  ELECTRICITY tariff in PNG will go up beginning Monday.
» Probe underway into K53m payout mystery
  NATIONAL Planning and District Development Minister Paul Tiensten has promised a “major shake-up” to rid the rot in the department as he ordered a full scale investigation into an....
» 18 dash for freedom
  Eighteen inmates broke out of Mt Hagen police cells during the early hours of Wednesday morning in Western Highlands province.
» Second phase of Oro relief ops to start today
  THE second phase of relief operations in Oro province will start today after the operations were suspended for the last two days.
» WNB officials face contempt charges
  TWO top officials in the West New Britain provincial administration are facing contempt charges for failing to facilitate entitlements for teachers as ordered by the court.
» 4 cops deployed to fighting zone
  FOUR fully armed mobile police officers have been deployed to Salamaua in the Morobe province following prolonged fighting between youths of two neighbouring villages.
» Catholics stage protest
  MORE than 3,000 Catholics in the North Waghi district Western Highlands province staged a protest march on Wednesday in Banz to prevent landowners from....


::NATION
» Moroi sees red over MoA
» ENB birdlife ‘hot spot’ threatened
» TB, a grave concern
» Fears of starvation in Oro province
» FOE group denies receiving millions in SSG, MoA funds
» NCDC’s K125 million budget undergoes review
» Karkar to be closely monitored by RVO
» Sir Mekere backs proposed method of selling Govt land
» Lae authorities urged to fix roads
» Teacher accused of selling classroom materials
» Seven stranded over lack of funds
» Unitech’s mining school will not close, says Stagg
» Kainantu administrator sidelined over prang
» Confusion over teachers leave fares
» Morobe teachers send petition
» Work on new high school to start
» Woman stabbed to death
» Regulation to protect users against unsafe food items
» Brief Stories

 

::LETTERS
» Lifestyle diseases a concern in PNG
» Universities need to be audited
» Current elementary education system should be changed
» High school curricula should be changed to meet rural challenges
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Mother Nature's rage... The continuous rain in most parts of the country has made roads slippery, making it hard for the traveling public. As this picture hows, the road leading to the Tinputz hill is so bad, people had to tow this vehicle which is carrying cocoa to the market to be sold. With Members of Parliament being allocated a record K10 million to spend in their electorates, it is expected some of these money will be used to upgrade roads like this. – Nationalpic by ALOYSIUS LAUKAI

::BUSINESS

» Harmony Gold seeking partner
  HARMONY Gold, the world’s sixth biggest gold producer, is now in the process of selecting a partner for its Hidden Valley and Wafi-Golpu projects, chief executive Graham Briggs said.
» Flooding of estate not a big worry, assures
NBPOL chief
  THE oil palm plantations of New Britain Palm Oil Ltd (NBPOL) went under water after prolonged heavy rains in West New Britain province but the company is taking it easy.
» World’s cheapest car debuts in India
 

NEW DELHI: India’s giant Tata Group unveiled yesterday a US$2,500 (K7,342) car it bills as the world’s cheapest amid predictions the compact, no-frills vehicle could revolutionise how the....

» Aussie banks under pressure
  SYDNEY: Shares in Australia’s top banks came under pressure yesterday after a report put their exposure to the United States sub-prime crisis at A$1 billion (US$884 million).
» Brief Stories

::EDITORIAL
» Booking the future
  IT’S a pleasure to end the week with some good news.

::SPORTS
» Show of talent against Aussies
  KOKOPO School Soccer teams may not have won any awards but they have won many hearts during the Australian National Futsal Championships in Canberra, Australia, this week.
» Overseas matches on offer for PNG soccer
  THE PNG Football Association’s calendar spells a hectic year for soccer.
» Cricket matches set to intensify thereon
  The weekend matches in the Port Moresby A Grade Cricket competition will see some interesting encounters as teams intensify their efforts with an eye on securing places in the top four.

Kokopo player Wolfgang Sigi dribbles the ball as he tries to beat his Tasmania opponent in the Under 12 soccer clash. Tasmania was too strong winning 7-4. Photo by INSTANT PHOTOS Australia



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» Bankers ready to spoil netball party
» Eagles to face a tough Manolos
» Show of talent against Aussies
» Ovia makes 75 but WA win with ease in Mackay
» Rams expected to walk over Stones
   
   
   
   

 
 
   
   
   
   

 

 

 

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» A perception dies with the old year
» Networking in the city
» A woman’s commitment to world heritage
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