Monday 5th August 2013 BOUGAINVILEE TODAY Page 24 Headline: Youths attend bible convention MORE than 600 Catholic youths from throughout the Autonomous Region of Bougainville are attending a weeklong Bible Convention which started over the weekend at the Mabiri Ministry School in Manetai, Central Bougainville. Other Headlines: • Public servant lauds PNC • People welcome BDA’s plan • To maintain harmony ISLANDS Page 23 Headline: Sir J swipes at critics NEW Ireland Governor Sir Julius Chan and his provincial government (NIPG) are prepared to compare their annual provincial budgets since 2007 with the previous Ian Ling-Stuckey regime of 2002-2007. In a statement Governor Sir Julius Chan cautioned all concerned New Irelanders not to be fooled by what he alleged as deliberate downright lies concocted by opportunists who had ulterior, hidden agendas and self interests. MOMASE Page 22 Headline: Japan helps fund fisheries in PNG PAPUA New Guinea continues to harvest the fruits of ties between Japanese Government and PNG Government through the Bilateral Fishing Access Agreements. The Japanese Government through its Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) will fund the rehabilitation of Madang Town Market. Other Headlines: • Tourist vessel plans a special cruise to sepik • Synod to get K500, 000 HIGHLNADS Page 21 Headline: Tari LOs form ILG LANDOWNERS of the proposed multi-million kina Hewai hydroelectricity project in Tari, Hela Province have formed an interim incorporated landowner group (ILG) to push for their benefits and participation. Other Headline: • Jiwaka launches road safety initiative SOUTHERN Page 20 Headline: Gulf stance remains GULF Provincial Government’s position on Gulf Liquefied Natural Gas project remains unchanged – that all its gas resources from the Elk and Antelope gas fields at Baimuru must be processed in the province and nowhere else. Other Headlines: • Laga Industries donates to OOH
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