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Monday April 16, 2007

Tsiamalili dead

Grieving relatives target innocent PMVs and passengers

Be responsible: Graduates told

Stand-off looms over old airport land deal

Leaders, candidates told to give up guns

Somare confident

Elections likely to be disrupted

ENB government plans to rid poultry disease

Bomana receives timely Easter gifts

Residents invited to mark Earth Day

Tribunal urged to continue task

Govt told to find resting place for Swamp Ghost

Judge unhappy with lack of remorse from prisoner

PNGDF delivers relief supplies

St John’s to provide service during polls

Country warned of effects of HIV/AIDS

PM launches agro project in Pomio

Candidate tells MPs to stop handout

Voters plegde for a clean election

Police Force undivided

Huafolo remains in office as crimes’ head

East Sepik prepares for judiciary exhibition

Arsonists fail to burn bank

Nationals ‘still backing Kunai’

EHP gets own Juvenile Court

No more big, foreign loans: Treasurer

Bougainvilleans donate K50,000 for disaster relief

Bishops meeting in Mendi

 

 

 
People of Pomio district carrying Prime Minister Sir Michael Somare on a high seat to officiate at the ground breaking ceremony of the Illi-Wawas integrated agricultural project. – Nationalpic by Veronica Manuk

  UPNG Vice-Chancellor Prof Ross Hynes, Mr Geno and acting Chancellor Steven Pokawin leading lecturers to UPNG’s 52nd graduation ceremony last Friday.

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