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Michael Kabuni

Michael Kabuni is a PhD candidate at The Australian National University.

27 July 2026

PNG politics: highly fragmented but getting better

by Maholopa Laveil and Michael Kabuni

9 December 2025

What exactly are the rules governing parliamentary politics in PNG?

by Michael Kabuni

PNG Prime Minister James Marape and Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese signed a joint communique on a Mutual Defence Treaty in Port Moresby on 17 September 2025.

19 September 2025

Australia’s risk in PNG: why the Pukpuk Treaty could backfire

by Michael Kabuni

22 August 2025

Political will and anti-corruption reform in PNG: between hope and reality

by Grant Walton and Michael Kabuni

7 April 2025

Will PNG be on the anti-money laundering grey list? — Part 2

by Michael Kabuni and Grant Walton

1 April 2025

Will PNG be on the anti-money laundering grey list? — Part 1

by Michael Kabuni and Grant Walton

28 March 2025

Silenced nation: the unprecedented Facebook shutdown in PNG

by Michael Kabuni, Natasha Turia and Jope Tarai

20 March 2025

A new grace period in PNG politics

by Michael Kabuni

3 December 2024

Reforms in PNG politics: political stability vs independent legislature

by Michael Kabuni

25 September 2024

Enga tribal violence: PNG’s top security threat comes from within

by Michael Kabuni

13 September 2024

Marape defeats vote of no confidence: What next?

by Michael Kabuni

The Pacific Islands Forum Special Leaders Retreat "family photo", February 2023

3 July 2023

A Pacific Mobility Index to strategically guide the Pacific Engagement Visa

by Natasha Turia, Akka Rimon, Michael Kabuni and Jope Tarai

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