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Rotary assists in remote places
WHEN Frank Spiteri travelled to Papua New Guinea to deliver 12 computers to remote schools in Mount Hagen, he was taken aback by the lack of resources at the schools.
1 hr ago | ABC News
PNG prime minister's office declared vacant
Papua New Guinea politicians will head back into parliament this afternoon to address a shock decision by the deputy speaker to declare the prime minister's office vacant.
5 hrs ago | Los Angeles Times
World War II hobbyist solves a family's decades-old mystery
After 31 years, military historian and researcher Henry Sakaida has finally closed his most perplexing wartime investigation.
6 hrs ago | Sydney Morning Herald
''Hela society is very unpredictable, like the weather is unpredictable. But one thing I can say is that if the people see they have been cheated, if the people see that their rights have been deprived, then there may be problems.'' THREE years after work began in earnest building the hardware to extract and pipe gas from the mountains of Papua New ... (more)
6 hrs ago | Fiji Times
Port Moresby City Council financial controller Augustine Ravi gives an interview at Lautoka City Council office yesterday.
15 hrs ago | Toronto News.Net
Sri Lanka detains 113 on way to Australia
The Sri Lankan police Monday arrested 113 people as they attempted to set sail to Australia illegally.
20 hrs ago | KRMG-AM Tulsa
Sri Lanka arrests 113 trying to head for Australia
Police spokesman Ajith Rohana says the Sri Lankan nationals were arrested early Monday as they were preparing to leave the country in a fishing trawler.
House robbed after Facebook posting
The 17-year-old girl was helping her grandmother count her personal savings in their Sydney home at 4pm on Thursday when she took a photo of the cash and posted it on her Facebook page.
Courting trouble in Papua New Guinea
JUDGES HAVE THROWN Papua New Guinea into turmoil by pronouncing yet again that the current government, led by Peter O'Neill, is illegal-this time on the eve of scheduled elections.
Sarath is only one of the political prisoners
T he parties of the opposition who joined in the campaign of Virodhaya, the VV, were jubilant that general Fonseka was given freedom.
O'Neill yet to reveal details of state of emergency
THE PAPUA NEW GUINEA PARLIAMENT is expected to meet again on Tuesday as it seeks to impose states of emergency at several locations around the country, including Port Moresby .
How mining companies rip of PNG -- Antony Loewenstein interview
Independent journalist and author Antony Loewenstein visited Papua New Guinea in January and February as part of his research for an upcoming book and documentary about disaster capitalism and privatisation.
Fasts limelight plight of Tamil political prisoners and the missing
A day long fast was observed in Vavuniya on Thursday May 24th calling for release of Tamil political prisoners and seeking information on missing kin.
Now Martyn Namorong takes the truth to Canberra
PNG WRITER AND ACTIVIST Martyn Namorong continues his Take the Truth to Australia tour in Canberra over the next two days where he will meet with senior Australian political figures.
New Market Research Report: Triple Plate Junction PLC (TPJ) -...
The company's initial surveys revealed large gold deposits at its holdings in Vietnam and Papua New Guinea.
PNG votes to declare state of Emergency
PAPUA New Guinean MPs have voted to declare a state of emergency in the nation's capital after rogue police officers surrounded Parliament House.
TEXT-Fitch affirms Digicel's ratings, outlook is stable
May 25 - Fitch has affirmed the ratings of Digicel Group Limited and its subsidiaries Digicel Limited and Digicel International Finance Limited , collectively referred to as 'Digicel' as follows: DGL --Long-term Issuer Default Rating at 'B' --US$1 billion 8.875% senior subordinated notes due 2015 at 'B-/RR5'; --US$415 million 9.125/9.875% senior ... (more)
Sri Lankan dairy farmers reject to sell milk to state, school milk programme halted
May 25, Nuwara Eliya: Dairy farmers in Sri Lanka's hill country Nuwara Eliya district have rejected selling their milk at Rs.
Police blockade PNG parliament
POLICE in Papua New Guinea say officers who have surrounded parliament are not taking orders from Police Commissioner Tom Kulunga.
Hedland Soroptimists save money to save lives
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