Devpolicy Blog from the Development Policy Centre1d
Pacific Engagement Visa in PNG: progress and challenges
Communication with PEV applicants needs to be improved and visa processing times increased, or job offers will lapse, finds Natasha Turia.
How Uneeq Palavi is using PacificAus Netball Series to fuel bid for Super Netball return
Unique by name and nature, her Super Netball debut caused plenty to sit up and take notice of one of the sport’s rising stars ...
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11-story prov’l gov't center, convention hall to rise in Pangasinan
The construction of the provincial government of Pangasinan’s own 11-story government center worth around PHP2 billion, along ...
A defence treaty with PNG might seem like a ‘win’ for Australia. But there are 4 crucial questions to answer
No Australian government has offered PNG a binding security guarantee in the past. The current government must address four ...
Australian government uses Nauru as a neo-colonial prison for immigration detainees
In return for an undisclosed sum of money, Nauru’s government has “agreed” to grant 30-year visas to an initial three victims ...
Australia, Papua New Guinea begin talks on full defence treaty
Australia and Papua New Guinea said on Thursday they would begin talks on a full defence treaty between the two countries.
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Filipinos in Papua New Guinea warned amid rising security risks
Filipinos working and living in Papua New Guinea (PNG) are advised to exercise heightened caution amid a surge of violent ...
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Riots, reforms and resilience in Papua New Guinea
Papua New Guinea surfed a sea of crises in 2024, including riots, increased violence, political instability and a flailing economy. While these challenges will continue to plague Papua New Guinea in ...