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Monday February 19, 2007

Swine fatalities

Somare queries integrity of probe

Law firm to represent PM, Govt at inquiry

‘Heat wave’ hits 2 govt departments

Sir James laid to rest

Decent working conditions urged

A potential for mergers

McLay says Lae best for business

Proposed logging project felled

US military personnel impressed

Henganofi community pledge to back Vele, Temu

Land identified for ship yard

Church in awareness drive

Nuabo slams accusations

Driver survives ‘off-road’ accident

Engan escapes death

Baki focuses on police review report, ’07 election

Journos urged to get comments only from designated officers

Senior LLG officers upgrade skills in management

File affidavits in court: Salika tells  Somare’s advisers

Judge threatened

Assaigo fails in bid to bar media from his court case

Pandan to resolve issues with members of PAC

Gold bar heist suspects fall

Damem to stand trial over K4 million pay-out

CAA upgrades staff, facilities

Update of voters’ roster ‘tainted’

Waigani Drive rehab on

NI voters’ list questioned

PoM LLG council gets computer facility

 

 

 
Rural Development Party National President Jon Robin (left) RDP leader Moses Maladina (centre) and Pangu Pati leader Sir Rabbie Namaliu seal the deal for partnership at the National Sports Institute in Goroka last Friday.

  Mr Natividad explaining plans of proposed Frabelle wharf to PNA co-ordinator Anton Jimwereiy during the Lae-leg of their study tour into PNG’s fishing industry.

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