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Monday March 19, 2007

Parliament extension bid

Political marriage hopes to give birth to new government

Court orders Telikom staff back to work

More lecturers to leave Unitech

Team to probe SoE spending

Five big projects set for Wewak

Remove provincial government is CP’s focus

Medical team sent to Yaneb

Inmate gets second chance at education

Power supply increases

Work on treasury office begins

Criminals in Mendi terrorise innocent folks

TSC reps attend conference

New Generation out to find quality leaders

Manus to hold two polls due to timing factor

Mine told to confirm environmental plan

Volcanic ash falls around Kokopo

PNGDF engineering unit for SHP sought

Stop oil palm group for good, asks NBPOL

KSI donates PC to Cheshire Home

Vunadidir villagers relocating

Twelve-month delay in expatriates’ superannuation plan

Mine operator urged to accept pollution of river systems

Foreign ministers work towards bringing back democracy in Fiji

Leaders to attend workshop on HIV/AIDS

RDO boss unable to rate Haiveta witness

 

 

 
Commodore Ilau (left) giving a helping hand to inmates who are working with soldiers to re-fence the Mendi airport last week. – Photo by Captain THOMAS KILALA

  Chair of the PIF Foreign Ministers and PNG Foreign Affairs and Trade Minister Paul Tiensten (second right) flanked by NZ’s foreign minister Winston Peters (third right) and Vanuatu’s Sato Kilian (right) and other PIF foreign ministers addressing the media at the Le Lagoon Resort in Port Vila, Vanuatu, last Friday.

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