Papua New Guinea

Do No Harm: Findings from PNG & Solomon Islands

Understanding the relationship between women’s economic empowerment and violence against women.

DP2017/2 The Creation of Two New Provinces in Papua New Guinea — A Story of False Starts and Near Fatal Collisions

Sir Manasupe Zurenuoc OBE Kt made an enor­mous contribution to Papua New Guinea. During his career in public service he touched many lives and will be fondly remembered.

IB 2023/04 Media Freedom, Accountability and Online Misinformation in Papua New Guinea

The Papua New Guinea (PNG) government has a new draft National Media Development Policy (Government of PNG 2023) aimed at utilising the media for development purposes.

Bougainville's Post-Referendum process: Decision 2023/2024?

Speaker
Anthony Regan, Professor, Department of Pacific Affairs

PLEASE NOTE: This is a hybrid event and will take place in-person as well as on Zoom.

IB 2023/02 Resilience and Adaptation in the Tourism and Hospitality Industry in PNG’s Madang Province during the COVID-19 Pandemic

In this In Brief, Allan Sumb looks at resilience strategies displayed by the hospitality industry in Madang Province during COVID-19, showing how businesses restrategised to survive the impact.

IB 2023/01 National Security Strategies in the Pacific — Some Challenges

This In Brief is based on a paper presented at the 2022 State of the Pacific conference held at the Australian National University, Canberra.

Family protection orders in the Pacific region - Report from a symposium held in December 2021

On 9 December 2021, the Pacific Community (SPC) and The Australian National University (ANU) co-convened a virtual ‘Symposium on family protection orders in the Pacific region’.

Encountering ‘Sainaman’: Friction and Friendship at a PNG Mining Project

Please note: This is a hybrid event and will also be available on Zoom.

Speaker: Shaun Gessler, PhD Candidate, DPA

What does China’s increasing economic engagement in the Pacific mean for Pacific Island communities? Shaun Gessler’s anthropology thesis investigates the relationship between the Chinese majority-run Ramu Nickel Cobalt project – China’s largest investment in the Pacific to date – and the indigenous communities on whose land the project is located.

Kisim planti wok (accessing more jobs): Papua New Guinea and Pacific Labour Mobility programs

Please note: This is a hybrid event and will also be available on Zoom.

Speaker: Natasha Turia-Moka, PhD Candidate, DPA

Service providers’ role: Access to justice for women in domestic violence cases

Please note - This is a hybrid event and will also be available on Zoom.

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