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Monday August 27, 2007

Cop jailed for life over ‘execution’

Equine flu hits racing

Court dismisses Telikom case

Teen girl’s ordeal in the hands of gang

Child killed in car crash

Hela travellers becoming targets

Dadae stresses stability in Government

Baki: An officer can also issue firearm licences on my behalf

NHC management refutes media report

PNGDF receives munitions depot

EC ordered to give serial numbers of Regional seat papers

Needless case adjournment questioned

Security experts in brain storming meeting

Saudi royalty stops over in capital

Technical training, skill building urged

38 sign tradesmen contract for training with OTML

Concern, fear over ‘hi-tech’ criminals

New approach for HIV prevention

Man found guilty

Milne Bay MPs unite for progress

Water supply back at Kwikila

Election official in court for false pretence

SP Brewery gives K20,000 to show

Driver cheats death

Losing candidate arrested for allegedly instigating riot

Report: Land court vital

Briefs

Nation

Part of the crowd that took part in the
procession starting from the Five Mile oval and proceeded to the Reverend Sione Kami Memorial Church at Gordon yesterday afternoon to mark the opening of the All-Pacific prayer assembly. The crowd was composed of representatives from Pacific Island countries like Micronesia,
Polynesia and Melanesia, who are in Port Moresby for the prayer assembly. Prime Minister Sir Michael Somare last night officially opened the event. Participants numbering close to 3,000 came from countries such as Tonga, Vanuatu, Solomon Islands, New Zealand, New Caledonia and PNG. – Nationalpic by WILLIAM WILLIANDO

WH Carpenters second year maintenance fitting and engineering apprentice Simon Erema showing Sir Paulias a bolt for a project that he is working on at Port Moresby Technical College during the college’s 60th anniversary.

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