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RE: Duma on taskforce watchlist - Palm - 08-28-2013 O'Neill has blasted the Aussie press and demanded that a reporter be fired for the baseless story on PNG's corruption. When/If the Task Force publishes its list there might be some more light shed, but for now O'Neill debunks the amounts being thrown around on corruption. PNG PM demands Seven apology http://www.news.com.au/breaking-news/world/png-pm-demands-seven-apology/story-e6frfkui-1226706036236 RE: Duma on taskforce watchlist - cybersssss - 08-28-2013 There you go Palm. Good find. Too early to tell anything. This is a side track from our task at hand. Or I should say IOC's task at hand RE: Duma on taskforce watchlist - Palm - 08-29-2013 And more; a PNG Governor has also blasted the Aussie press and these stories. Stop the madness! PNG governor attacks Aust. media over aid corruption claims Updated 28 August 2013, 9:15 AEST A Papua New Guinea politician has attacked an Australian media report which suggested that Australian Aid money is being squandered and laundered by corrupt PNG leaders. Gary Juffa, Governor of Oro province and former Commissioner of Customs made the comments after Television station Channel 7 aired a story on Monday night alledging PNG leaders were stealling Ausaid funds to purchase expensive properties in Australia. Mr Juffa says, although corruption is an issue in Papua New Guinea, Australian Aid money for PNG is controlled by the Australian Government and not the PNG government. Presenter: Caroline Tiriman Speaker: Gary Juffa, Governor of Oro Province, Papua New Guinea http://www.radioaustralia.net.au/international/radio/program/pacific-beat/png-governor-attacks-aust-media-over-aid-corruption-claims/1182293 Innocent until proven guilty |