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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

Jerry Singirok spoke on radio in March on the anniversary of Operation Rausim Kwik

14 June 2023

A matter of conscience? Jerry Singirok, Sandline and Bougainville

by Henry Ivarature

Justin Tkachenko MP (centre) and Dame Carol Kidu (second from right) in Kira Kira, Papua New Guinea, March 2023

31 May 2023

Papua New Guinea’s “foreign” ministers

by Henry Ivarature

Framed photo of Sir Rabbie Namaliu at the national haus krai, 17 April 2023

5 May 2023

A tribute to Sir Rabbie Namaliu

by Bart Philemon

PM Marape oversaw a cabinet reshuffle in April 2022 (PNG Office of the Prime Minister-Facebook)

4 May 2023

Ministries, parties and PNG politics

by Maholopa Laveil

Students in IT class at The Hohola Youth Development Centre using AusAID donated laptops, 2013

1 May 2023

Politics, business and the state in Papua New Guinea: part one

by Rabbie Namaliu

Rose (mother) and toddler in the treatment room at Susa Mama health clinic, Port Moresby General Hospital, PNG

1 May 2023

Politics, business and the state in Papua New Guinea: part two

by Rabbie Namaliu

Sir Rabbie Namaliu at the Development Policy Centre in 2010

26 April 2023

Vale Sir Rabbie Namaliu

by Charles Lepani

James Marape in Enga Province, January 2023 (Department of Prime Minister & NEC-Facebook)

7 February 2023

Doubling of PNG MP funds a bad move

by Andrew Anton Mako and Stephen Howes

BSP Commercial Bank, Port Moresby (Roan Paul)

5 December 2022

Undoing Sir Mekere’s financial sector reforms in PNG

by Andrew Anton Mako

Commonwealth Observer Group stationed in Goroka, Papua New Guinea

25 November 2022

The unexpected political effect of PNG’s OLIPPAC

by Russel Yangin

Campaign supporters during the Papua New Guinea 2022 elections

23 November 2022

Why were so many MPs re-elected in Papua New Guinea’s 2022 elections?

by Terence Wood

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