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20 March 2025

A new grace period in PNG politics

by Michael Kabuni

14 February 2025

NID cards for all by September 2025 – Marape’s latest empty promise

by Andrew Anton Mako

6 February 2025

Julius Chan’s uniquely long political career played in two parts

by Stephen Howes

24 January 2025

Where is Mendi? How PNG’s electoral map broke: part 2

by Thiago Cintra Oppermann

20 January 2025

Vale Charles Lepani

by Stephen Howes

19 September 2024

Tribute to John Paska: A remarkable trade union leader

by Ben Imbun

13 September 2024

Marape defeats vote of no confidence: What next?

by Michael Kabuni

16 August 2024

Are PNG’s ministers more likely to get re-elected?

by Alyssa Leng

Mekere

22 January 2024

From chaos to reform in PNG: lessons from Morauta’s leadership

by Matthew Morris

11 December 2023

A PNG-Australia security framework: not a treaty but solid nonetheless

by Henry Ivarature

PM James Marape in Esa’ala

9 November 2023

More administrative efficiency, not more ministers, for better services in PNG

by Andrew Anton Mako

Governor of National Capital District Commission (NCDC), Powes Parkop, Minister Abel, musician Jay Lieasi and students led a march to Papua New Guinea's Parliament House on 25 November 2016, where thousands of people joined to raise awareness on ending violence against women as part of the 16 Days of Activism

27 June 2023

Four paths to a better governed state in PNG

by Terence Wood

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