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| Monday 25-Feb-08 | |
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| ::BUSINESS | |
| » | Lihir ups profit to US$196m |
| LIHIR Gold recorded an operating profit before tax of US$195.9 million (K577 million) last year, up 25% from the previous year. | |
| » | TGM to boost output |
| TOLUKUMA Gold Mine (TGM) is planning to build its gold production on the total.... | |
| ::EDITORIAL | |
| » | Let the taps flow free ... daily |
| WHILE the nation works itself into a frenzy over mobile telephones, an increasingly large percentage of the urban population has limited or no access to water. | |
| ::SPORTS | |
| » | Hills, Rapatona settle for draw |
| GELLE Hills came from a 2-0 deficit at half time to force a 2-2 draw to continue to make life a misery for Inspac Rapatona as the Telikom-sponsored.... | |
| » | Our lads hopeful of defeating Bermuda |
| WINLESS Papua New Guinea team has not given up hope of winning a match at the U19 world cup when the East Asia Pacific champions.... | |
| » | Grand final berth await PNG Power |
| PNG POWER looked indestructible on Saturday as they overran over LBC Gazelle 7-2 in the first major semi final match.... | |
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Inspac Rapatona fullback Kialou Pouru and Gelle
Hills striker Richard Auram fights for the ball
during the NSL clash at Telikom Park in Port
Moresby. Both teams drew 2-2. – Nationalpic
by HENRY MORABANG
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| » | More funds sought for Beijing Paralympics team |
| PLEASE help and Give them a fair go. These are some of the words used during the speeches.... | |
| » | Under 23 soccer believe in positive results |
| The Papua New Guinea U23 men’s soccer strongly believed that it can produce some positive results. | |
| » | Teachers complete swim coaching clinic |
| PRIVATE sector employees in Lae are being urged to take part in inter-company sports. | |
| » | Briefs.... |
| MAIN STORIES | |
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| PRIME Minister Sir Michael Somare has given directions that the Commission of Inquiry (CoI) into the Department of.... | |
| » | Kunua releases soldiers’ bodies |
| THE chiefs and ex-combatant leaders in the Kunua district of North Bougainville have agreed to let the Papua New Guinea Defence Force remove the.... | |
| » | Cocoa pest disease re-emerges in ENB |
| There has been a resurgence of cocoa pod borer (CPB) disease in East New Britain province which is threatening to wipe out the K270 million a year industry. | |
| » | Women’s club in drive to educate PNG girls |
| Papua New Guinea girls are the ones who miss out on education, Community Development Minister Dame Carol Kidu said last Saturday. | |
| » | K4 million needed for LLG elections in Morobe |
| THE Morobe provincial government will need K4 million to run this year’s local level government (LLG) elections. | |
| » | K23mil water project |
| MORE than 20,000 people from three district in the country stand to benefit from a K23 million water supply project soon to be carried out by.... | |
| » | NAQIA challenged to be wary of farm pests |
| THE National Agriculture Quarantine Inspection Authority (NAQIA) has been challenged to provide surveillance to new agri-business farmers against pests and diseases. | |
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| ::NATION | |
| » | PNG committed to Ramsi: Abal |
| » | Ruling on Huon Gulf poll petition on March 7 |
| » | New hardware complex for Lae |
| » | More Stories.... |
| ::LETTERS | |
| » | Haus Tambaran needs replacing |
| » | Criminal activity rampant in big city |
| » | Simbu did it, still can do it |
| » | Haroquave needed in Goroka not Sandaun |
| » | Editorials confusing |
| » | Let Digicel keep overseas gateway |
| » | Briefs.... |
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