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From Natasha on Pacific Engagement Visa in PNG: progress and challenges
Hi Nelly,
Migration is no easy feat. We spoke with a lucky PEV winner who is now living and working in Australia and shared her experiences and encouragement https://devpolicytalks.simplecast.com/episodes/the-pacific-engagement-visa-what-you-need-to-know-about-the-2025-ballot
The Australian government announced in July that over 1,000 visas have granted since October. It's not 100% but it's a slow start and we share our insights in our recent article https://devpolicy.org/the-2025-pacific-engagement-visa-is-open-how-did-it-go-in-2024-20250818/
Knowing the challenges and opportunities in making a fully informed decision is key to navigating the migration process and it remains an individual's choice to pursue it or not depending on their personal circumstances. But the PEV is working, it's just slow.
From Nelly Grace Stafford on Pacific Engagement Visa in PNG: progress and challenges
True. This article just gave me doubts.
From Robin Davies on Dame Carol Kidu on PNG Women in the 21st Century
Hi Richard -- Apologies and in fact I see this photo doesn't even have a generic credit for some reason. I'm not sure why (this post is fairly old and predates current personnel and processes) but we'll be in touch via email prior to adding the credit.
From Richard Dellman on Dame Carol Kidu on PNG Women in the 21st Century
you didn't credit the photographer - Richard Dellman
From Island To Visit on Pacific Islands Forum: the first casualty of a changing culture of dialogue
Insightful read! The shift to online only discussions impacts cultural norms and consensus building in so many subtle ways. Thought provoking reflection on dialogue, and now adding it to my list of topics worth deeper exploration!
From Kate Burrell on The end of AYAD: youth ambassador program retired
As a former AYAD I worked at the grassroots with another Oxfam in Cambodia.
Not knowing or excusing the impressions that you made of other AYADs, in a great range of countries, every single AYAD in my cohort exhibited none of the unfortunate characteristics that you obviously observed.
It was the chance of a life time and all of my cohort took their year and frequently many more years to have accomplished with local villagers and specific governmental representatives a level of assistance, however incremental, to be transformed into something sustainable.
From Peter Drua on PNG’s currency: it’s time to de-dollarise the kina
Interesting read. I hope BPNG will consider such alternative options so that PNG Kina is not tight to a single point of failure.
How about also tying Kina to our gold and oil volumes?
From Cesaltino madeira de Deus on Pacific Engagement Visa Factsheet 2025
I'd appreciate help to apply for this visa to live and work in Australia.
From Angela Wai on Pacific Engagement Visa Factsheet 2025
I'm really interested on this PEV ballot.
Please help me with more information.
From BARRY BAU on The 2025 Pacific Engagement Visa is open — how did it go in 2024?
Can a person with ATO Debt still apply for PEV?
From Natasha on The 2025 Pacific Engagement Visa is open — how did it go in 2024?