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(Flickr/US Department of Agriculture/CC BY 2.0)

3 May 2019

Revisiting the agricultural visa

by Stephen Howes

2 May 2019

The problem with facilities, and aid

by Stephen Howes

One of the regular Devpolicy-ODE evaluation fora

29 April 2019

A stronger performance culture improves Australia’s aid

by Robert Christie

Australian aid funding to commercial contracters has increased in recent years (Source: Devpolicy aid budget breakfast presentation)

16 April 2019

Facilities can deliver aid effectiveness

by Colin Adams

Australian PM (right) and Treasurer (left) (Credit: ABC News/Nick Haggarty)

3 April 2019

An incoherent aid budget

by Stephen Howes

1 April 2019

The Efic reform bill: maximising Australian benefits even to the detriment of our neighbours

by Stephen Howes

APTC graduates (Credit: DFAT/Flickr/CC BY 2.0)

29 March 2019

Barriers to skilled migration from the Pacific

by Richard Curtain

Senator Penny Wong giving the UQ 2019 Annual Lecture in Political Science and International Studies (Credit: UQ/Twitter)

28 March 2019

A letter to Penny Wong: DFAT needs an international cooperation stream

by Peter Callan

Credit: G2 Crowd

20 March 2019

Blockchain for development

by Josh Hallwright

Outside the East Lorengau Refugee Transit Centre on Manus Island (Credit: Federal Government)

17 March 2019

Gulag politics? Perceptions of PNG-Australia relations and the Paladin contract

by Grant Walton and Sinclair Dinnen

15 March 2019

Cracking the remittances confusopoly

by Andrew Leigh

2019 AAC panel on women’s movements in the Pacific (Credit: Christine Deng/Twitter)

8 March 2019

Gender equality is core business for us all

by Lois Knight and Joanne Choe

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