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Estelle Stambolie

Estelle Stambolie is a Research Officer at the Development Policy Centre at The Australian National University.

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18 May 2026

PALM workers save more than you think but bad weeks still hit home

by Ryan Edwards and Estelle Stambolie

21 November 2025

2025 Australian aid procurement update

by Estelle Stambolie and Cameron Hill

12 August 2025

How transparent is Australian aid?

by Terence Wood and Estelle Stambolie

28 October 2024

Child abuse in PNG: time to step up

by Stephen Howes and Estelle Stambolie

19 June 2024

Facebook use in the Pacific: all over the place

by Estelle Stambolie

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