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Friday August 24, 2007

Cabinet likely to be announced next week

State lawyer ordered to stop engaging private legal firms

Police officers ‘in drug, gun ring’

Defence security ignored in devt planning

Casa gets a facelift

Dadae stresses stability in Government

Uphill battle for Labour Dept

Danaya urges Government to clamp down on smuggling

Funds on the way for counting officials

Public servants to work with MPs

Duo seek sponsorship

Do not abuse police resources, says Baki

Police escorts sending the wrong message, says TPA

Government reps to attend arms talks

NCD school robbed

‘Little fire ant’ discovered in ESP

Government urged to provide free health services

Law and order rumours deter participants

Illegal drug use rife in Lae

Court frees man accused of robbery

Man pleads guilty to unlawful use of vehicle

Facelift planned for Komo station

NZ govt, TPA combine to alleviate poverty in PNG

Digicel flex cards to hit the streets

Peace restored in upper Mendi

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Prayer meet set... Six-month-old Delilah Essau and her mother Relvie congregating with other women at the New Guinea Island’s camp site. They are part of more than 3,000 people from PNG and other Pacific countries including Australia and New Zealand, who began arriving in Port Moresby yesterday, for what is expected to be the biggest ever South Pacific Prayer Assembly at the Sione Kami memorial church starting on Sunday. The week-long assembly is an international event which began in 1986. PNG is hosting it for the third time. – Nationalpic by CLIFFORD FAIPARIK

Disgruntled election counting officials in Eastern Highlands listening to spokesman Mr Nagamisiwo (left) in front of the Eastern Highlands Electoral Commission office. – Nationalpic by ZACHERY PER

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