An attack hit a Panguna mine camp in Bougainville as the autonomous government still backed a copper restart. [1] Reuters filed the raid and the restart line. [1] An attack is not a cancelled reopening. Destroyed equipment is not a closed pit. Print the attack. Do not print the project dead.

Toroama condemning violence is still not a referendum. Leave a named later death table to the edition that owns a named later death table. Print the raid. Print not a cancelled mine.

Print the attack. Sunday is not a closed Panguna. Burned machinery is still not a cancelled restart. Print the attack as Sunday's named Bougainville hold. A copper pit shut since the war is still not reopened tonight. Print the raid as still not a referendum. Burned machinery in a pit shut since the civil war is sabotage atop history. Bougainville's referendum hovers behind every Panguna headline.

History layers; sabotage adds a layer. Sunday's layer is burned machinery. The referendum waits beneath.

Beneath headlines the referendum waits; Sunday owns burned machinery. The pit has been shut since the war. Raids aren't reopenings.

Sunday's layer is burned machinery. The referendum waits beneath. Not a reopening.

Burned kit at Panguna did not kill a copper restart. Toroama's rebuke stops short of a referendum. A pit idle since the civil war is idle tonight. Sabotage of machines is not a closed project.
Toroama's rebuke stops short of a referendum. A referendum waits beneath. Not a reopening.

Toroama's rebuke stops short of a referendum. A referendum waits beneath. Not a reopening.

Toroama's rebuke stops short of a referendum. A referendum waits beneath. Not a reopening.

-- KENJI NAKAMURA, Tokyo