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Emperor quits messy PNG
operations |
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EMPEROR Mining is walking away from its
controversial involvement in Papua New Guinea after
having taken over the Tolukuma mine and other assets
from.... |
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Lihir rebounds on ASX |
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AFTER a week of falling prices, Lihir Gold has
reversed the trend with a A$0.10 gain yesterday to
close at A$3.48, down from a recent high of A$4.45. |
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Oil falls further in Asian
markets |
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SINGAPORE: World oil prices fell further in Asian
trade yesterday after the US government reported
another rise in crude oil inventories against the
backdrop of.... |
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Rio spurns improved BHP offer |
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LONDON: Mining group Rio Tinto spurned an improved
US$147.4-billion (K432.9 billion) takeover offer
from rival BHP Billiton on Wednesday, saying the
terms of the.... |
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Attacking the innocent |
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WHEN the national elections
were the topic of the day and the newspapers were
full of comments from citizens great and small, the
role of women in.... |
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New corporate games in place |
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IT will be a test of time
management skills for private employees who will
need to organise themselves well if they are to
participate in corporate sporting competitions this
year. |
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Eagles and Gazelle in softball
battle mode |
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MARKET 2000 Brown Eagles and
LBC Gazelle have tough contests on their hands when
the men’s complete the home and away double headers
this weekend in the.... |
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Rapatona is not taking Madang
clash lightly |
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INSPAC Rapatona will not
underestimate Madang Fox when they meet in the
National Soccer League match at Telikom Park in Port
Moresby tomorrow. |
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Uphill cricket chase for
reigning premier |
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REIGNING premier Pagini Hoods
face two tough draws against Koukou this weekend and
Raukele in the last game the following week to
secure the spot in the final of Lae cricket. |
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Signed, sealed and set to
rumble |
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RICKSON Yamo has finally put
pen to paper signing an agreement with Australian
fight promoter Angelo Hyder making official his Feb
22 bout with Brisbane south-paw John Akauola on the
New South Wales central coast. |
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Five internationals to lead Lae
in bowls pairs |
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FIVE representative lawn
bowlers Nadu Namun, Peter Pomaleu, Albert Barakeina,
Joe Taso and Pomex Pomaleu will lead the 13-man
strong pairs team from Morobe capital to take part
in the PNG Bowls Federation national men’s pairs
championships in Bulolo starting tomorrow. |
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Wau ready to host challenge |
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A local organising committee
has been formed to prepare for the Momase Regional
Football Assocation championships in Wau on March
19-24. |
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Tarangau get timely boost |
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TABUBIL Rugby League starts
its 2008 season in a fortnight’s time with the
reigning premiers, Tarangau, given a timely boost.
This came in the form of uniforms – jerseys, shorts
and socks – courtesy of Roche Mining of Australia. |
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Final volleyball matches on
this weekend |
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THE Hohola Volleyball
Association will witness its final round of matches
this weekend in both the men’s and women’s divisions
at Hohola Volleyball Courts in National Capital
District. |
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Corporate Games Ltd
managing director Ivan Ravu (centre) with sporting representatives, from
left, Sailosi Druma (rugby union) Paul Taumik Jr (rugby union), Pole
Kassman (netball) and Iga Lahari (netball).
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