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5 December 2018

Unequal Thailand: trends and consequences

by Wannaphong Durongkaveroj

Credit: APEC PNG 2018 Facebook page

12 November 2018

It wasn’t meant to be like this: PNG’s hosting of APEC

by Stephen Howes

9 November 2018

Will ScoMo’s Pacific step up be an aid budget step back?

by Ashlee Betteridge and Matthew Dornan

Indigenous business leaders and performers from Australia, New Zealand and Canada at the World Indigenous Business Forum in Saskatoon, Canada (Credit: DFAT)

4 October 2018

Bringing indigenous perspectives to global challenges

by Sheena Graham

Papua New Guinea Kina

21 September 2018

Counterarguments to the devaluation of the PNG Kina

by David Lea

Photo credit: Ana da Felicidade Lucas (Kyeema Foundation Field Veterinarian, Mozambique)

7 September 2018

Chickens and women’s empowerment: why the New York Times is wrong

by Juan Pablo Villanueva-Cabezas

24 August 2018

PNG’s 2015 non-resource recession

by Stephen Howes and Nelson Atip Nema

First annual meeting of the Asia Infrastructure Investment Bank in 2016 (UNIDO/Flickr/CC BY-ND 2.0)

14 August 2018

The AIIB and Australian participation in Chinese infrastructure initiatives

by Jeffrey Wilson

IMF staff deliver remarks to media regarding IMF's loan for Argentina in the form of a stand-by arrangement, 20 June 2018 (IMF/Flickr/CC BY-NC-ND 2.0)

10 August 2018

Facility shopping is fanning financial risks

by Adam Triggs

Michelle discussing her research (Credit: Nicole Yariyari)

11 July 2018

Taking research back to the community

by Nayahamui Michelle Rooney

Landowners at Hides market with gas conditioning plant in background (Credit: Michael Main)

4 July 2018

From business development to protection money: landowners and the PNG LNG project

by Monica Minnegal, Michael Main and Peter Dwyer

Kiribati graduates from Certificate III in Hospitality recognised on Hayman Island with staff from Mulpha Hotel, Hayman Island (Credit: Holly Lawton/Palladium)

2 July 2018

Labour mobility: a win-win for Australia and the Pacific

by Julie Bishop

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