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JIMMY Maladina will contest the Alotau open seat despite a protest by sitting MP Charles Abel that he is not a resident. Returning officer Thomas Pilai said Maladina declared himself during his nomination last month that he was a resident of Alotau by filing the necessary documents. “He filled out the declaration forms that he has lived in that electorate for five years and I have no right to dispute that. “I tried to explain to him but he told me that it was his constitutional right,” Pilai said. “We had a lengthy discussion in the presence of other electoral officers and police officers.” He said all concerned parties, including Abel, would have the opportunity to challenge Maladi­na in court should he win the seat. Pilai said a report on the matter has been given to the Electoral Commissioner Andrew Trawen when the Alotau electoral team was in Port Moresby last week to deliver the nomination forms. Alotau election manager Dadu Daga said he was aware of Abel’s protest. The Nation

JIMMY Maladina will contest the Alotau open seat despite a protest by sitting MP Charles Abel that he is not a resident. Returning officer Thomas Pilai said Maladina declared himself during his nomination last month that he was a resident of Alotau by filing the necessary documents. “He filled out the declaration forms that he has lived in that electorate for five years and I have no right to dispute that. “I tried to explain to him but he told me that it was his constitutional right,” Pilai said. “We had a lengthy discussion in the presence of other electoral officers and police officers.” He said all concerned parties, including Abel, would have the opportunity to challenge Maladi­na in court should he win the seat. Pilai said a report on the matter has been given to the Electoral Commissioner Andrew Trawen when the Alotau electoral team was in Port Moresby last week to deliver the nomination forms. Alotau election manager Dadu Daga said he was aware of Abel’s pr

JOHN FOWKE May I issue a challenge to “: Kkingsley” and other well-spoken but  overly rancorous, nameless “Oz-ophobes”? Those young men whose plangent but puerile verbal torrents seem always follow my own occasional and humble contributions? The effort which Terry puts into the maintenance of this always-interesting and very worthwhile blog deserves opinion-pieces and responses which are both relevant and telling, rather than mindlessly bombastic and unreasoned. Please do respond, ol pikinini nogat nem, with due consideration and in a reasonably temperate manner, setting out some of your own well-considered  solutions for PNG’s obviously-pressing problems as opposed to relentless criticism and cheap, usually silly point-scoring. Lets use this blog as a platform for debate and the development of worthwhile movement and the fostering of a fairer, better share for all PNG’ans in their common-wealth and common welfare. May I suggest to you all that Australia has been a humane and unusually

JOHN FOWKE May I issue a challenge to “: Kkingsley” and other well-spoken but  overly rancorous, nameless “Oz-ophobes”? Those young men whose plangent but puerile verbal torrents seem always follow my own occasional and humble contributions? The effort which Terry puts into the maintenance of this always-interesting and very worthwhile blog deserves opinion-pieces and responses which are both relevant and telling, rather than mindlessly bombastic and unreasoned. Please do respond, ol pikinini nogat nem, with due consideration and in a reasonably temperate manner, setting out some of your own well-considered  solutions for PNG’s obviously-pressing problems as opposed to relentless criticism and cheap, usually silly point-scoring. Lets use this blog as a platform for debate and the development of worthwhile movement and the fostering of a fairer, better share for all PNG’ans in their common-wealth and common welfare. May I suggest to you all that Australia has been a humane and unusuall

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<p>BUYS OFF PETER YAMA<br></p>

JOHN FAWKE Remember how we drank to the future and sang PNG’s praises in 1975? Who has a view and a plan now? I have. But having read this piece, ol lain autspoken intelektual but nogat nem,  try to restrain the vomit-like flow of anti-Australian abuse which would normally be your reaction to a posting  by John Fowke the Rednecked Ex- Masta, and tell the blog what, as an individual and as the member of an extended family and clan, you, an educated and opinionated and thinking citizen, are doing, actively, day by day, to try to influence the path your country may take in future which is obviously full of hazard generated from within its own political and empowered class. Papua New Guinea’s “poorest” region — the resource rich Western Province — home to the multi billion kina Ok Tedi mine — would rank just above Zimbabwe but below the Democratic Republic of Congo in terms of human development. This is according to new data unveiled by Deakin University’s expert in International Developm

JOHN FAWKE Remember how we drank to the future and sang PNG’s praises in 1975? Who has a view and a plan now? I have. But having read this piece, ol lain autspoken intelektual but nogat nem,  try to restrain the vomit-like flow of anti-Australian abuse which would normally be your reaction to a posting  by John Fowke the Rednecked Ex- Masta, and tell the blog what, as an individual and as the member of an extended family and clan, you, an educated and opinionated and thinking citizen, are doing, actively, day by day, to try to influence the path your country may take in future which is obviously full of hazard generated from within its own political and empowered class. Papua New Guinea’s “poorest” region — the resource rich Western Province — home to the multi billion kina Ok Tedi mine — would rank just above Zimbabwe but below the Democratic Republic of Congo in terms of human development. This is according to new data unveiled by Deakin University’s expert in International Dev

Even Australians like Patrick O'Connor are aware and reveal publicly that ONeill & Namah are in government at the full pleasure of the Australian Government. The Australian Government granted legitimacy to an illegal, unconstitutional, and illegitimate government. Everything that ONeill & Namah are doing is with the prior knowledge and concurrence of the Australian Government. Australia want peaceful access to the LNG Project and our resources. Australia wants to come into PNG and control it in the pretext of law & Order in election process. When the Supreme Court was still deliberating on the issue of legitimacy of the ONeill -Namah government, Australia granted recognition, thus pre-empting the Supreme Court. When the Supreme Court made its decision according to law it didnt accord with Australia. In effect, the Supreme Courts decision meant that the Treaties and Bi-lateral Agreements ( including the expanded ECP Agreement) that ONeill signed and sold our nation awa