Maholopa Laveil

People gather for the 2017 PNG elections (Terence Wood)

PNG: where voter turnout is too high

September 16, 2020

by Maholopa Laveil

Election officials sort votes during PNG’s 2017 national election (Commonwealth Secretariat, CC BY-NC 2.0)

Improving the roll will be crucial for fair elections in PNG

August 5, 2020

by Maholopa Laveil

Kina depreciation and inflation fears

June 16, 2020

by Maholopa Laveil, Stephen Howes

Credit: RNZ

Thinking about PNG’s COVID-19 economic response: part 2

April 30, 2020

by Dek Joe Sum, Maholopa Laveil, Stephen Howes

The beginning of a very long queue at the NASFUND office, Four Mile, as unemployed people seek early release of their superannuation (Photo credit: Jotam Sinopane)

Thinking about PNG’s COVID-19 economic response: part 1

April 29, 2020

by Dek Joe Sum, Maholopa Laveil, Stephen Howes

Credit: Fiona Weckert/Flickr-CC BY-NC-ND 2.0

Has trade protection assisted the manufacturing sector in PNG?

February 6, 2020

by Maholopa Laveil

PNG’s 2020 census: an opportune time to consider redrawing electoral boundaries?

September 25, 2019

by Maholopa Laveil, Terence Wood

Can PNG become the richest black nation in the world in ten years?

June 14, 2019

by Maholopa Laveil

An artist's impression of PNG's APEC Haus (Credit: Jim Fitzpatrick Architects)

PNG turns protectionist in its APEC year

August 13, 2018

by Rohan Fox, Stephen Howes, Maholopa Laveil