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PNG’s Gulf Provincial Police Commander Chief Inspector Jeffery Lemb said polling in the two districts of the Province of Kerema and Kikori is progressing well. He said out of the nine Local Level Governments, they spent the last three days in Kerema Urban and have completed polling there.  Security personnel providing security in Gulf Province. [Photo by Police Media] They have now moved to West Kerema and Kerema Central.  Lakekamu LLG is also covered and polling is in progress now. Chief Inspector Lemb said Kotidanga and Kaintiba LLGS are remote places and they are waiting for airlift from the PNG Electoral Commission to insert the polling teams and security personnel.  He said all security personnel have been identified to escort ballot boxes and materials to these remote places that are accessible by air only. Meanwhile, in Kikori-Baimuru, all ballot boxes were escorted on Saturday morning.  Polling is expected to be conducted today (Monday 11 July 2022). Mr. Lemb said Gulf Province

 Below are the progressive results of top five candidates for East New Britain Regional and Open Seats.  updated : 31 /07/22 – All seats completed and Declared  Rabaul Open (Top Five Candidates)  ( Declared ) GRAHAM PINIAU RUMET         PANGU 5192 (Declared Winner ) ALLAN MARAT                          MLP 5189RAYMOND PAULIAS                 ULP 2,344WAYNE COLEMAN TAMSAK NA        1,281TAUPA PUIPUI                         URP 999 —————————— Gazelle Open  (Top Five candidates) (Declared)  JELTA WONG URP 9,348 (Declared after elimination)  MALAKAI TABAR NAP 6,373JELTA WONG URP 8,537MALAKAI TABAR NA 5,764PAUL RAIA LP 4,977 —————————— Pomio Open (Top Five candidates) ( Declared )  ELIAS KAPAVORE               PNC 11,949 (Declared winner on Absolute Majority)  BENEDICT TATI                       NA 5,761PAUL YOSEF TIENSTEN       IND 3,935WILLIAM RAVE KOIATUNA    LP 813PETER KAIOPUNA               NGP 365 ————————————— Kokopo Open

Sourcebooks Casablanca, 368p, ISBN:1402238797 To say that the beautiful and tempestuous Lady Serena is highly upset to find that her recently deceased (and highly eccentric) father, the Earl of Spenborough, left the care of her fortune and control over her marriage to her jilted fiancé Ivo Barrasford, the Marquis of Rotherham, is to understate the case. Too much time has elapsed since Serena broke her engagement to her childhood companion, Rotherham, (and that too after the invitations had been sent – such a scandal!) for them to feel anything but discomfort at this bit of posthumous matchmaking on the part of the Earl. Or so they both declare. Used to commanding a large household and having acted as her father’s hostess from a young age, energetic and politically-savvy Serena soon finds herself in doldrums when her life is suddenly reduced to a small Dower house with none but her father’s young widow, Fanny, for company and a social sphere consisting of occasional visits from neighbor