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Friday March 30, 2007

Cops on ice over attack

Pastor plucked alive from under landslide

Kalinoe bows out on high note

Corruption looming

Work on GH finally starts

River contamination confirmed

Disabled persons get morale boosts

Highlands to meet with EC

Telikom’s cable repair cost soars

Youths make their mark in mock session

Five to study in Japan

Pangia High students give up holidays for remedial work

Nestle PNG launches HIV/AIDS drive

Authority seeks interpreter for illegal fishermen

Home schooling president to contest in polls

School uses LPV to vote for SRC

‘Overhaul of village courts now necessary’

Kotapu hits back at media

PM welcomes Chinese envoy

PNGCCI wants fair mobile service at a fair cost

Telikom, ICCC lawyers told to be fully prepared

Yer to appear before leadership tribunal

Churches to get one tenth of budget: Yama

People’s Labour Party convention to be held today

PM to open water supply project

Minutes figure in bashing

Ipatas gives school K50,000 as subsidy

Briefs

 

 

 
Blind pianist… Maxwell Ono, from East Sepik province, is a Grade 3 student at the Faniufa Primary School who is a talented young musician. Here, he is playing the keyboard and singing the very popular song “Mangi Wosera” during the National Disability Day held at the National Park in Goroka.

 

  Telikom linesman Charles Maso joining telephone wirings near Don Bosco Technical School at Gabutu, where fire burnt the cables.

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