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	Rabbie Namaliu - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Sir Rabbie Namaliu KCMG, CSM, MP (born 1948) is the current finance minister of Papua New Guinea.
		Before becoming prime minister, he served as foreign minister for the first time, from 1982 to 1984, by this time beginning his long alliance with Michael Somare, who was prime minister at that time and served as foreign minister while Namaliu was prime minister.
		After he lost the 1992 elections, he was charged with corruption, but was acquitted.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Rabbie_Namaliu (274 words)

	AM - Australian police in PNG pack their bags
		RABBIE NAMALIU: We obviously did things in some respects in probably in a little bit of a hurried fashion, and maybe we should have taken a bit more time in thinking through them and in seeking legal advice from a number of sources to make sure that we were protected on all sides.
		RABBIE NAMALIU: It was highlighted you know of all the issues involved, that was probably the most prominent because it took so long to resolve, and in the end, as you will recall, we came to a compromise, which in the circumstance we thought was the best way to overcome it, to move forward.
		RABBIE NAMALIU: And in order to move things forward, you've always got to look at ways to compromise on issues, so compromise will continue to be an element, but I think, you know, we also have to, now that we've got time we have to study our respective positions.
	www.abc.net.au /am/content/2005/s1370105.htm (538 words)

	CNN.com - Trafficking 'rampant' in PNG - Nov. 17, 2003
		Foreign Minister Rabbie Namaliu said the internal government probe uncovered "rampant" corruption among immigration and foreign ministry officials, the sale of passports and the abuse of visa, citizenship and labor laws to help people smugglers.
		Namaliu told parliament the schemes were used by foreigners or corporations for people smuggling, to help foreigners work in the country and for "fast-money" making investment schemes.
		Namaliu's investigation uncovered 52 cases of passports being sold to foreigners so they could gain entry to countries like Australia, Canada, the United States and New Zealand, where they might otherwise have been denied entry using their own passports.
	edition.cnn.com /2003/WORLD/asiapcf/auspac/11/13/papua.nguinea.ap (441 words)

	Joint Press Conference with Sir Rabbie Namaliu, Papua New Guinea Minister for Foreign Affairs, Port Moresby
		Namaliu: As I said yesterday, on the issue of immunity, and as I pointed out earlier, and as I said again yesterday, that one of the concerns we had was to do with the constitutional provisions of the Public Prosecutor and Commissioner of Police.
		Namaliu: I think what this will do is to ensure that if we do have any concerns that they're put through this mechanism and are discussed by our representatives on that committee.
		Namaliu: No, and that is one of the first points I made, that it won't require constitutional amendments.
	www.foreignminister.gov.au /transcripts/2004/040604_png.html (2525 words)

	Nation page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Sir Rabbie was reacting to a report in The National yesterday that a senior diplomat was recalled after an incident with some prostitutes outside a hotel in a country recently.
		Sir Rabbie said in a statement that he was appalled at the latest reports of a diplomatic representative behaving in a manner that brought shame and disgrace on the diplomatic service, and on the nation.
		Sir Rabbie said the message had to be clearly understood not only by the nation’s diplomats, but also by public officials when they travel overseas, that drunkenness and other misbehaviour simply won’t be tolerated.
	www.thenational.com.pg /1013/nation1.htm (415 words)

	Embassy of Papua New Guinea to the Americas, Washington, DC
		Sir Rabbie Namaliu and Secretary Colin Powell exchanging the executed instruments of the ‘Article 98’ Treaty signed on September 1, 2004 between PNG and the United States.
		Foreign Minister Sir Rabbie Namaliu, accompanied by Ambassador Paki and PNG Foreign Affairs official Tarci Eri, meet with Senator Richard Lugar (R-IN), Chairman of the U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee, on October 1, in the Senator’s office on Capitol Hill.
		As PNG’s Foreign Minister Sir Rabbie Namaliu was unable to attend (given commitments at home and abroad), Ambassador stood in for the him in representing PNG at that high-level ministerial conference.
	www.pngembassy.org /yearinreview_3.html (1685 words)

	Alexander Downer, Minister for Foreign Affairs, Joint Press Conference with Papua New Guinea Foreign Minister Sir ...
		NAMALIU: Well to the extent that obviously we're both committed to finding solutions, it is best to take account of each other's positions in these things, so that ultimately whatever solution we come up with, will be accepted by both sides.
		I wanted to say that, you know, Rabbie and I both agree that we don't like the use of the word immunities, for the reason that it rather implies that Australians working in the Enhanced Co-operation Program would be immune from any kind of prosecution for breaches of law.
		NAMALIU: On the question of whether the program needs to be reinstated as soon as possible, I think that's a widespread view that they asked to resolve these matters quickly and have the program reinstated at the earliest possible time.
	www.foreignminister.gov.au /transcripts/2005/050526_joint_press_conf_png.html (2877 words)

	Radio Australia Tok Pisin: Sir Rabbie Namaliu i tok PNG pipal bai laikim ol Australian polis (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Mr Namaliu na Australia Foreign Minister Alexander Downer i bin sainim triti oa tok orait aste em i opim rot long oli ken gohet na stat salim ol polisman igo long PNG.
		Sir Rabbie Namaliu i tok, insait long 30 yar PNG na Australia i save wokbung wantaim, dispela tok roait i makim nambawan bikpela kain tok orait olsem long wokbung blong tupela.
		Sir Rabbie i tok, Southern Highlands na Enga i bin askim stret bai gavman i tingim tupela long dispela package na em i tok, ating pipal long ol dispela hap bai laikim tru ol Australian polis long go.
	www.abc.net.au /ra/tokpisin/news/s1176907.htm (252 words)

	Australia urged to take Pacific workers
		However, PNG Foreign Minister Rabbie Namaliu is not optimistic that Australia's closed-door policy will change while John Howard remains prime minister.
		Namaliu said a number of Australian cabinet ministers and other MPs supported calls for a seasonal migrant labour scheme.
		But Namaliu said it was an easy way for Australia to help its northern neighbour, and enhance Canberra's relations in the Pacific.
	news.ninemsn.com.au /article.aspx?id=101313 (632 words)

	West Papua News Online (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		FOREIGN Affairs and Immigration Minister Sir Rabbie Namaliu confirmed receiving reports on the shooting of two women from the Papua Province of Indonesian on December 28.He said the reports were confirmed by Papua New Guinea border liaison officials in Vanimo, West Sepik Province.
		According to the reports, Sir Rabbie said a mini-bus collecting passengers near the “no-man’s land” on the Indonesian side of the border was fired upon —allegedly by OPM rebels who were hiding in the nearby bushes.
		Sir Rabbie said the rebels were also blamed for the December 26 incident at Skow Border post on the Indonesian side of the border, where one OPM rebel was injured when attempts were made to raise the Papuan
	www.westpapua.net /news/03/01/030103-sir_rabbie_confirms_two_women_shot_at_border-1389.html (353 words)

	RedOrbit - Technology - China Moots Funding Upgrade for Main PNG Highway (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		The announcement was made by PNG's foreign minister, Sir Rabbie Namaliu, in the wake of his recent trip to China where he met his Chinese counterpart, Li Zhaoxing.
		[Namaliu] The national government right now has just put together a package which we will be funding over the next few years.
		[Namaliu] Yes, they have, for the rehabilitation, for the rehabilitation of the highway, not for the complete redevelopment of the highway.
	www.redorbit.com /news/display?id=210959&source=r_technology (548 words)

	Nation Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		FOREIGN Affairs and Immigration Minister Sir Rabbie Namaliu was yesterday elected leader of the Pangu Pati.
		But Sir Rabbie, not one to take such finger-pointing lying down, shot back at Mr Haiveta, saying: “I did not refer you”, to the accusation that he had referred Mr Haiveta.
		Both Sir Rabbie and Mr Haiveta appeared together in a media conference to announce the change in the leadership.
	www.thenational.com.pg /042606/nation4.htm (461 words)

	Marianas Variety On-Line Edition (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Namaliu who’s attending the summit that ended in Fiji, said he hoped the six countries — Kiribati, Marshalls, Palau, Nauru, Solomon Islands and Tuvalu would see the enormous opportunities China can offer.
		Namaliu said the six Forum member countries that don’t have diplomatic relations with China should realize the potential Beijing can offer to the smaller island states.
		Namaliu also said that the PNG government welcomed China’s decision to grant the approved destinations status for the Pacific Island nation.
	www.mvariety.com /calendar/april/10/pacific/pac11.htm (239 words)

	Papua New Guinea Forum - Kokopo Seven Years On
		Sir Rabbie said he is pleased to have eventually seen the completion of the document which was devised through a comprehensive and consultative process.
		This was basically due to constant changes in the procedures and systems established by the National Government in remitting funds to the provinces and districts which are very slow and limited,” according Sir Rabbie Namaliu, who is also the chairman of the Kokopo Joint District Planning and Budget Priorities Committee.
		According to Kokopo MP Sir Rabbie Namaliu, there is already a task force in place set up by the provincial government to resettle the islanders.
	www.pngbd.com /forum/printthread.php?t=2326&page=2&pp=10 (2257 words)

	Viewpoint
		Kokopo MP Sir Rabbie Namaliu has expressed concern that the Government is placing too much emphasis on funding international sporting events while neglecting activities at home.
		Sir Rabbie said these are the activities that would lead to unearthing the talent and skills that PNG needed to develop its sportsmen and women.
		Sir Rabbie said team and individual sports should be treated equally, particularly events programmed to improve the health of the community, and children in particular.
	www.postcourier.com.pg /20010619/ispost10.htm (779 words)

	Melanesian Spearhead Group Summit to discuss Pacific security force
		Namaliu said the concept of a regional security force was first raised by former PNG Prime Minister Julius Chan and a precedent had been set when PNG's military went to Vanuatu to quell the Santo rebellion before that country's independence in 1980.
		Bougainville, which endured a bitter nine-year secessionist struggle, was another example where a regional security force would have assisted with the peace process, Namaliu said.
		Namaliu said the MSG was a "proud, vibrant, united and innovative institution setting a benchmark in sub-regional cooperation".
	www.news.vu /en/news/RegionalNews/050814-Summit-to-discuss-Pacific-security-force-vanuatu.shtml (571 words)

	Official Web Site of the Prime Minister of Papua New Guinea (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Acting Prime Minister Sir Rabbie Namaliu said the National Executive Council has endorsed the appointment of new Heads of Missions to Canberra (Australia), Wellington (New Zealand) and Suva (Fiji).
		Sir Rabbie said the terms of five Heads of Missions currently serving in PNG Missions overseas have expired.
		Sir Rabbie said that Cabinet has endorsed the extension of the terms of appointment of Mr Robert Aisi (New York), Ms Jean Kekedo (London) and Mr Michael Maue (Tokyo) for a further three years, whilst Mr Renagi Lohia (Canberra), Ms Lucy Bogari (Wellington) and Mr Alexis Maino (Suva) have been recalled.
	www.pm.gov.pg /pmsoffice/pmsoffice.nsf/pages/F0BA509F1D0BCBE44A256FB90025F6DD?OpenDocument (532 words)

	News: Fiji: Cyclone Ami - Jan 2003, PNG calls for regional disaster response, News: Solomon Islands: Cyclone Zoe - Dec ...
		Foreign Minister Sir Rabbie Namaliu said the recent devastating cyclones in Solomon Islands and Fiji highlighted the need for Forum countries to set up a coordinated response.
		Sir Rabbie said the region seemed to be suffering more and more from natural disasters such as cyclones, tsunamis, earthquakes and volcanic eruptions.
		Sir Rabbie said the region was fortunate that Australia and New Zealand responded to requests for disaster relief assistance in the Solomons and Fiji.
	www.reliefweb.int /w/rwb.nsf/480fa8736b88bbc3c12564f6004c8ad5/8fe650faecbae65449256cb50009c952?OpenDocument (671 words)

	26/9/2005 -- Interest in PNG carbon trade
		Sir Rabbie, who just returned from the United Nations world leaders meeting in New York, told reporters on Friday that the United States invited PNG to outline its proposal on Carbon Trading at Capitol Hill, Washington D.C. He said the PNG Ambassador to United States made the presentation last week.
		Sir Rabbie said this is not recognised in the Kyoto Protocol at the moment.
		Sir Rabbie said the International Panel of Climate Change (IPCCO) found that during the 1990s, an estimated 20-25% of annual global carbon emissions were generated through land use change, primarily from the degradation of forest resources.
	www.climateark.org /articles/reader.asp?linkid=46621 (478 words)

	PNG working to restore police program - Breaking News - World - Breaking News
		Namaliu said both sides agreed they wanted the program to stay and PNG looked forward to working with Australia to resolve the issues raised by the court.
		But the principle of having a package of that nature to replace it should be explored and all options examined, Namaliu said.
		The PNG government was opposed to amending the constitution to resolve the issue, he said.
	www.smh.com.au /news/World/PNG-working-to-restore-police-program/2005/08/05/1123125896642.html (532 words)

	Official Web Site of the Prime Minister of Papua New Guinea (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Acting inister Sir Rabbie Namaliu said the National Executive Council has approved the PNG Domestic Rice Development Policy 2004-2014.
		Sir Rabbie said the aim of the new policy is to establish a sustainable domestic rice industry that would enhance household food security and nutrition, generate cash income for farmers, and reduce dependence on imported rice.
		Sir Rabbie said a Technical Advisory Committee would be set up to ensure available resources for research are coordinated and targeted towards the government's development objectives.
	www.pm.gov.pg /pmsoffice/pmsoffice.nsf/pages/C99B2C2469E685F24A256FB9002645A7?OpenDocument (229 words)

	Fiji Men Face Charges in PNG (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		PNG Foreign Affairs Minister Sir Rabbie Namaliu said the 6 Fiji citizens in Beulaville will face criminal charges if they are found to have breached PNG laws.
		Sir Rabbie told ABC News that the matter is being handled by the National Security Council and the police will take appropriate action following investigations.
		Media reports from PNG say former ex combatants who fought alongside the PNG defence force during the Bougainville crisis are now threatening to take the law into their own hands to force the Fijians out of Bougainville.
	www.fijivillage.com /cgi-bin/artman/exec/view.cgi?archive=45&num=25551&printer=1 (104 words)

	09/20/00 -- Aid donors neglecting local professionals, says Sir Rabbie (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Speaking during a debate on the Accountants (Amendment) Bill, Sir Rabbie said his concern was that the bulk of the work was not given to local professionals by international donors but to international companies.
		Sir Rabbie said that he was pleased in a way that this was being addressed by the Australian Institute which was working with the PNG Institute which would ultimately see PNG accountants being recognised in Australia as well.
		Sir Rabbie said the bill was a good initiative that would improve the profession.
	forests.org /archive/png/aidsdono.htm (320 words)

	04/17/00 -- Need for National Water Conservation Policy
		THERE is a need for a national water conservation program in the country, former Prime Minister and Kokopo MP Sir Rabbie Namaliu said last Friday.
		Sir Rabbie said the program should be aimed at building dams and weirs to store water in periods and areas of high rainfall to make water available for drinking, household needs, industry and for irrigation for agriculture.
		However, Sir Rabbie said the needs of the rural majority must not be forgotten because they need water to produce food and cash crops as well as for household use.
	forests.org /archive/png/needwapo.htm (413 words)

	Marianas Variety On-Line Edition (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Sir Rabbie told a media conference before departing for South Korea for the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation Joint Ministerial Meeting that the cabinet has decided to hold a foreign policy review.
		Sir Rabbie said over the last 20 years, many changes had taken place and it was time PNG review its current foreign policy.
		Sir Rabbie said the idea of having the review was not new and he was happy that the cabinet has finally decided this time to review the current foreign policy.
	www.mvariety.com /calendar/nov/15/pacific/pac05.htm (272 words)

	Country Information - 177 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Sir Rabbie who’s attending the summit that ended in Fiji today said he hoped the six countries — Kiribati, Marshalls, Palau, Nauru, Solomon Islands and Tuvalu would see the enormous opportunities China can offer.
		Sir Rabbie Namaliu said the six forum member countries that don’t have diplomatic relations with China should realise the potential china can offer to the smaller island states.
		Sir Rabbie also said the PNG Government welcomed China’s decision to grant the Approved Destinations Status (ADS) for the Pacific Island nation.
	aol.countrywatch.com /@school/as_wire.asp?vCOUNTRY=177&UID=2072787 (236 words)

	Papua, Press Agency News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		FOREIGN Affairs and Immigration Minister, Sir Rabbie Namaliu has brushed aside reports that 14,000 Papuans had recently crossed the border from Indonesia into Papua New Guinea.
		Sir Rabbie said Thursday night's report on NBC Radio quoting Indonesian Ambassador to PNG John Djopari was both misleading and inaccurate.
		Sir Rabbie said he had to issue the clarification as the NBC news reporthad created uncertainty and alarm within the national government and amongst Papua New Guineans generally.
	www.westpapua.net /email_news.php?news_id=1377 (406 words)

	Chinese Foreign Minister H.E. Mr. Li Zhaoxing met his PNG counterpart Rt. Hon. Sir Rabbie Namaliu
		Sir Rabbie Namaliu when attending the 15th APEC Ministerial Meeting in Bangkok.
		Minister Li said PNG has become China's biggest trading partner among South Pacific island nations and there is great potential for the further development of the cooperation between the two countries.
		Sir Rabbie said the one-China policy is the corner stone of PNG government's policy on China and PNG will continue to firmly pursue this policy.
	www.chinaembassy.org.pg /eng/xwdt/t48414.htm (155 words)

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