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Tuesday September 11, 2007

Government goes after aliens

Apec minnows back moves for fuel emission reduction

Enga declared war zone

Court blocks Pangtel’s further moves against Digicel

National Parlt join Sir Julius’ court case

PEA welcomes Kumbakor bid for housing condition

Probe negates buried alive report

Illegal entry earns duo K2,500 fines

New school to offer quality training

GRA hands over completed projects

Body washed ashore at the Busu River

Sir Julius urges UoV to be future orientated

St John has grown in PNG

Safety of students and staff comes first: Bishop

Momase leads with infectious diseases

Captain of mv Nosy believed to be dead

Radiographers air concerns

Inconsistent supply of registry books a setback

PNG rated second in HIV prevalence

Man pleads guilty to vanilla theft

Abel aware of controversy surrounding museum, gallery

Parents unhappy over reduced refunds

Gulf mother slashed to death

New health centre to benefit Rigo people

Man guilty of killing wife

Central man arrested for stealing K25,000

Heavy rain blocks drainage, DES staff step in to help

20 learn in-land fishing skills

Commitment a must: Dion

Calls made to relocate Nonga Base Hospital

Cooperation needed to cope with Manus jail woes, says Sikani

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Mr Strachan (right) speaking after his arrival in Port Moresby. Looking on is Mr Kelson. – Nationalpic by EKAR KEAPU

Nearing completion... Work on the K36 million Waigani Drive is in full swing. One lane of the 1.8km road was sealed last weekend (above). The road, which is being upgraded from a four-lane to six-lane avenue starting at the traffic lights near the Kone Tigers Oval at Waigani to the traffic lights near Boroko Motors, is expected to be completed in November. Launched by former NCD governor Wari Vele last February, the project is understood to be stage three of the Waigani Avenue rehabilitation programme.

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