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 A 25-years old woman and two men were arrested by police in Port Moresby at the Rita Flynn Courts for producing fake documents while going through the recent police recruitment process. The incident happened on April 5. The complainant in this matter, Assistance Commissioner of Police Human Resources Samson Siguyaru, alleged that the suspects were amongst other NCD, Central and Gulf candidates who were shortlisted for screening at the Rita Flynn Courts for cadet and regular police training. (Photograph of the police recruitment screening at the Rita Flynn Indoor Sports Complex in Port Moresby.) The shortlisted candidates were to produce original documents during the screening process, such as birth certificates, Grade 12 or higher school Certificates, National Identification Card, and Police Clearance Certificates. The suspects were amongst more than 3,900 shortlisted applicants for NCD, Central and Gulf who were asked to provide the required documents at the Rita Flynn Courts Indoor

Bodyshop of the Year: Derek Kavanagh Bank of Ireland Finance, Winner Owen Cullen Accident Repair Centre, Brian Cooke Director General SIMI and Paddy Magee SIMI Deputy President. A call for the Government to continue electric vehicle grant supports out to 2025 was made at last week’s announcement of the SIMI Motor Industry Awards 2023, writes Brian Byrne. Deputy President of the Society of the Irish Motor Industry Paddy Magee also asked that consideration be given to halting the reduction of Benefit in Kind reliefs for a few more years. He said premature reduction of supports could risk stalling sales at ‘a key time of growth’ in the EV market. He said that changing consumer behaviour to accept a new vehicle technology in such a short period of time is unprecedented, and this requires incentives, supports and education. “A strong new EV car market will also create an active used EV market, providing the opportunity for a greater cohort of motorists to go electric,” he added, adding that