Tag - Colonisation

Australian Minister for Defence Richard Marles and Minister for Foreign Affairs Penny Wong with their French counterparts

France, Australia and the First Nations foreign policy

by Nic Maclellan

3 February 2023

Ofa Guttenbeil-Likiliki giving the Mitchell Oration at the 2022 AAC

Enough is enough: audaciously decolonising the development and humanitarian nexus

by ‘Ofakilevuka (‘Ofa) Guttenbeil-Likiliki

15 December 2022

Micronesian and Polynesian leaders at a traditional welcome ceremony in Fiji in June 2022 (Fijian Government-Facebook)

‘Pacific family’: what does it really mean?

by Juliet Hunt

15 June 2022

The library at ADB's headquarters in the Philippines (Asian Development Bank-Flickr)

The relationship between language and neocolonialism in the aid industry

by Carla Vitantonio

30 May 2022

Signing the Arawa land lease documents in 1970

A kiap in Bougainville: lessons for today

by Anthony Regan

25 June 2021

Man in Goroka PNG

A response to ‘failed state’ narratives of PNG

by Kylie McKenna, Senala Morona and Cooniebhert Samgay

23 June 2021

Fiji’s 1987 coup: from trauma to cohesion

Fiji’s 1987 coup: from trauma to cohesion

by Shailendra B. Singh

25 May 2021

Is aid neo-colonial?

by Terence Wood

6 April 2021

Photograph of a large conference room where all all delegates have a small video screen and headphones and all are looking at large screen with three people seated on stools.

We’ve won! We’ve lost!

by Juliet Hunt

16 December 2020

Third-born daughter, Nancy Kumanyal (in PNG meri blouse and hat), and Nepe Kumanyal (in Akubra hat) with other family members in the PNG National Museum Theatrette, August 2015.

For God, country, or what? Nepe Kumanyal’s war

by Gregory Bablis

21 October 2020