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From Imran Khan on Fiji Cabinet hides while nation laughs
"Without factual basis " you say. The facts are that they hid away. Best you get your facts right before shooting the messenger Mr Salman. How long have you been a journalist? Or are you a fake news purveyor?
From Russel Kitau on Family and sexual violence and its impact on families in Lae
A very good study which needs to be extended to the rural settings as well.
From Hemanth on The beginning of the end of “free education” in PNG?
Free education is education funded through taxation or charitable organizations rather than tuition funding. Many models of free higher education have been proposed.
From James on Fiji Cabinet hides while nation laughs
This article is factual. Your delusion won't change how the government hid for 48 hours. Also the people were laughing and shocked to see the so called brave Ministers hiding. I for one was.
From Bernard Singu Yegiora on The ‘year of APEC’ – reflections on PNG in 2018
Interesting year for sure. A year of great political awakening.
From Alex on Aid coordination: it’s all about keeping up with the Kardashians 
Wonderful! I have thought for a long time that Trump does what he does to get more clicks than the Kardashians.
From Parvez Salman on Fiji Cabinet hides while nation laughs
Bruce as a journalist you should write on facts and not foresay. Your comments as degrading without factual basis. The government was not hiding nor was public laughing. Had you done further research you would know the truth. And by the way, the opposition just withdrew their case. A shame to your article for a self seeking attention journalist.
From Terence Wood on A new RCT for PNG in the law and justice sector
Hi Richelle, The research in question isn't Anthony's (he's reporting on another study). One academic working paper seems to have been published to-date from the work. You can see it <a href="http://jasper-cooper.com/papers/Cooper_CAP.pdf" rel="nofollow">here</a>. You could also email the author. Their contact details are <a href="https://egap.org/registration/2042" rel="nofollow">here</a>. cheers Terence
From Dr Amanda Watson on Anti-corruption and the 2019 PNG budget
Thank you Dr Grant Walton and Ms Husnia Hushang for a most interesting blog post, with clear analysis and helpful diagrams. One very small project which has had some wins and which may not be captured in the budget figures you’ve analysed is the Phones against Corruption project. For more information on Phones against Corruption, see <a href="http://www.asia-pacific.undp.org/content/rbap/en/home/ourwork/development-impact/innovation/projects/png-phone-against-corruption.html" rel="nofollow">here</a> and <a href="http://dpa.bellschool.anu.edu.au/experts-publications/publications/4461/reporting-corruption-within-papua-new-guineas-public" rel="nofollow">here</a>. Amanda Dr Amanda H A Watson Lecturer Australian National University
From Richelle Tickle on A new RCT for PNG in the law and justice sector
Anthony, have you published your research yet?
From Rahul Sharma on Can standard migration programs better facilitate migration from small developing countries?
Helpful post on migration for small developing countries. Thanks for sharing with us.
From Rereiti Kaikai on The Pacific Labour Scheme: no families allowed?
Hi Stephen, I'm Rereiti Kaikai from Kiribati. I passed the test for the PLS on the 15th of September. My section is maintenance and so excited for the next step. Much thanks to you and your Government.
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