Source: Post Courier

Sumkar MP Ken Fairweather is furious with the O’Neill-Dion Government.

Source: Science Magazine; Vol. 344 no. 6183 p. 463 

Source: Cathrine Wilson, Inter Press Service

The global spectre of state violence against political dissent, with paramilitary law enforcement units advancing against citizens they are employed to protect in cities such as Cairo, Bangkok and Kiev is daily news. But in some developing countries, the police are being used to put down indigenous opposition to the alliance of state and corporate power over resource extraction.

PANG supports demand for World Bank to end its support for resource grab

Source: 23 Things They Dont Tell You About Capitalism by Ha-Joon Chang

People – important people, designate regulations and rules. In this instance a market that is making money out of a business is being governed first and foremost by the rule makers who we mark out to be shareholder(s) incentivizing them to maximize company performance, maximizing social contribution, and in turn amplifying shareholders income. This gives basis of a company run by selfish interest of its governed owners.

Source:The National

SPECIAL Agricultural Business Leases (SABLs) which are not genuine will be cancelled, Prime Minister Peter O’Neill says.

He said Cabinet had set up a ministerial committee to look into the recommendations in the SABL inquiry report.

He said the committee would recommend to the Government what actions to take.

“We are now going as far as trying to cancel many of the leases,” he said.

“I want to assure the nation that most of the leases that

are not genuine have taken

Source: Care2

Source: Post Courier

A Manus Islander has come out in support of Northern Governor Gary Juffa and Sumkar MP Ken Fairweather’s stand against Nautilus Minerals Solwara 1 deep sea mining project in the Bismarck Sea.

Source: Post Courier

THREE environment activist groups have condemned the state decision to fund the controversial seabed mining project in New Ireland Province.

Bismarck Ramu Group, Act Now and Pacific Network on Globilisation (PANG) raised concerns of the government neglect to fully consult the west coast landowners of the unknown environmental impact that will result in construction phase of the project.