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Australian aid Pacific & PNG Pacific migration Asian & global development

12 October 2022

A new aid strategy: purpose, priorities, and plumbing

by Cameron Hill

CARE's local teams responding to Tropical Cyclone Harold in Vanuatu in 2020 (Valerie Fernandez-CARE)

6 October 2022

A new climate for Australian aid

by Peter Walton

30 September 2022

September 2022 aid news

by Development Policy Centre

A woman cleans her pots in a river while her child watches

7 September 2022

Shifting the dial on child malnutrition in the Pacific and Timor-Leste

by Mercy Chipo Jumo

31 August 2022

August 2022 aid news

by Development Policy Centre

30 August 2022

Time for a human rights based approach in Australia’s overseas development assistance program

by Annabel Dulhunty

Senator the Hon Penny Wong, official visit to Samoa June 2022 - eHealth Event

8 August 2022

Attention Labor: Australians don’t want aid cut

by Terence Wood

Administrator Samantha Power delivers an address on global food security crisis, July 2022

4 August 2022

Power shift? USAID and localisation

by Cameron Hill

29 July 2022

July 2022 aid news

by Development Policy Centre

Minister for Foreign Affairs Penny Wong remarked on the positive response to the new PEV during a visit to the Solomon Islands

22 July 2022

Pacific Engagement Visa quotas need to be set strategically and selectively

by Stephen Howes

Michelle Araea and Elva Churem, two of the first APTC students in PNG, in 2007 (Rocky Roe-DFAT)

15 July 2022

Why Australia should be a generational partner for Pacific economies and societies

by Melissa Conley Tyler and Elizabeth Kopel

Screenshot of G20 Indonesia 2022 website

13 July 2022

Australia at this week’s G20: time to commit on SDRs

by Sara Harcourt

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