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Monday June 25, 2007

Ministers quit

Oro Governor Barney Hoivo passes away at 40

Security personnel told not to sell themselves

K5.7million payment blocked

Arthur has no link: Betha

ESP CAP on historic assignment

IRC concerned over counterfeit goods

Vote for those who can serve the people: G-G

Ex-envoy promises health, education services

NI candidate files complaint against Chan

Sevuan rebukes lawyer over poll petition

Bail relief for Pambel, Sambua

Bougainville police in LPV campaign

Daru parents worry over law and order

Misuse of police vehicle slammed

Bougainville police gear up for security operations

Central polling officials undergo two-day training

Telikom to set up wireless phone links

MRDC denies K8m cheque claim

Parents urged to look after their daughters

Varzin people give land to church

PEA backs Ombudsman

St John’s Day observed

Miss IBS set for Charity quest

Top cop confident of peaceful polls

HIV stats unreliable: NACS

Envoy’s wife dies

 

 

Horseback campaign … Rural Development Party candidate Leo Toumo Paupau (left) who is contesting the South Bougainville seat prefers to campaign on horseback. Unlike other candidates who are travelling by vehicles and boats to cover the electorate’s villages, Mr Paupau decided to do his campaign using these two horses which he bought for K10,000 in Morobe province. Mr Paupau and one of his committee members are making their way to a village. – Nationalpic by AUGUSTINE KINNA

 

Mr Kila (holding poster) speaking to polling officials during the training last week. A similar course will be conducted in Kairuku and Mekeo today. – Nationalpic by HENRY MORABANG

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