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Auki road to be upgraded with asphalt mix, not tar

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THE China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation (CCECC) will upgrade the Auki Road network in Malaita Province with asphalt concrete mix and not tar.Malaita Premier Elijah Asilaua confirmed this in his 2025/2026 Budget Speech in the Malaita Provincial Assembly in Auki on Monday.He said asphalt concrete is more resistant to water infiltration and therefore offers high quality road surface that is durable and ensures a smoother, comfortable a…
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Auki road to be upgraded with asphalt mix, not tar

THE China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation (CCECC) will upgrade the Auki Road network in Malaita Province with asphalt concrete mix and not tar.Malaita Premier Elijah Asilaua confirmed this in his 2025/2026 Budget Speech in the Malaita Provincial Assembly in Auki on Monday.He said asphalt concrete is more resistant to water infiltration and therefore offers high quality road surface that is durable and ensures a smoother, comfortable a…

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Police Arrest Gamblers in Auki Town - Solomon Times Online

Police at Auki police station in Malaita Province have arrested and charged seven males and three females in Auki town during a police raid targeting gambling in public places including individuals who allowed their premises to be used for illegal gambling activities.

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