Briefs
MP helps land group
AN incorporated land group from the Reimber-Livuan local level government (LLG) of Gazelle, East New Britain, received K5,000 assistance from local MP Jelta Wong recently. The group’s chairman Francis Depit said they would use the funds for small business activities.
LLG election dates
RABAUL town mayor Changol Manuai is asking the Government to come clear on the dates for the local level government elections. He said there were a lot of confusion and people needed clarity.
Hiritano robbery
TWO armed robberies occurred over the weekend along the Hiritano Highway, Central, with police attending both scenes. According to the police commander Chief Insp Tapp Opai, the robberies occurred at the Doa and Omeome oil palm project site.
Call for funding
THE Morobe government has allocated K2 million to the province’s nine districts in its budget for this year. However, Nawaeb development authority chief executive James Neapukali said they are yet to receive their share of the funding.
Rebuilding province
THE Milne Bay government is working towards rebuilding a safe and secure society ensuring respect for the rule of law, an official says. Administrator Ashan Numa said: “For too long we have seen the decay and in-effectiveness in law.”
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Please start now before it is too late Milne Bay Province , the so – called peaceful province is turning into a cowboy country ,where only a few stupid people tarnish the name and image of our province, I believe the good PPC with his colleagues are trying their best now. Milne Bay is a maritime province with so many islands so i suggest the government should station police posts on every local level government stations with necessary logistics (inboards/ speedboats) and also involve ex-service men from PNGDF and RCPNG to guard all boarders and patrol all islands ,ensuring safety and security for service providers and innocent people.
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