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Wednesday September 05, 2007

Court wants Moti report

Moti not on agenda for talks in Aust: Abal

Robber shot dead

Ume concerned over marginalising LLGs

Quality education for rural kids

Government urged to act on ‘slush funds’ anomaly

Temu announces K18m budget for Mineral Resources Authority

Justice Dept ‘mum’ over judge’s outburst in court

Lihir talks suspended

Chief pushes plan to enlarge cabinet

Typhoid outbreak report not true: Education adviser

O’Neill tells Luma not to make changes

Parkop declares war on betelnut

Manual for cancer treatment launched

Violence the main cause of deaths in PNG, says doctor

Coffee berry borer threat to industry

PNG-Indon border issues not only a Defence matter: Ilau

Wau plans five-year development plan for Kerowagi

Appoint according to merit, urges RIC

Daru cops hunt 6 thugs

Man gets four years for stealing K10,000

Cop urges tougher penalties for rape cases

Cop charged with student’s murder

Sanitation projects to be completed soon

Review of fishing project likely, says Tiensten

Ex-MP vows to support Oveyara

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Dr Sapuri (left) shaking hands with Dr Sutherland as he receives a copy of the book. – Nationalpic by WILLIAM WILLIANDO

Leadership programme begins... Governor-General Sir Paulias Matane yesterday called on leaders from the Leadership PNG Incorporation to take on the ‘personal viability programme’ offered by the Entrepreneur Training Development centre and the ‘Action learning’ by Institute of Management Consultants Agency, Socrates programme. Pictured is Sir Paulias (left) chatting with Port Moresby Chamber of Commerce president David Conn after Sir Paulias delivered the keynote address during the opening of the 2007 Leadership Programme in Port Moresby. – Nationalpic by WILLIAM WILLIANDO

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