A climate for change in the Pacific
Tuesday
10th November
2020
Pacific island states hope to work with a new administration in the White House to galvanise global action on climate…
Category Archive: Region | Papua New Guinea and the Pacific
Pacific Outlook Bulletin | 26 April
Wednesday
26th April
2023
TESS NEWTON CAIN | UK Foreign Minister visits Pacific The UK Foreign Secretary, Hon James Cleverly, visited the Pacific…
The significance of Biden’s (almost) Papua New Guinea visit
Tuesday
30th May
2023
SEAN JACOBS | The late US Secretary of State George Shultz noted that “diplomatic visits are an important…
What can the Pacific learn from Brisbane 2032?
Monday
27th February
2023
SEAN JACOBS | With the hefty price tag of hosting an Olympic and Paralympic Games, and the fear…
Tourism in the Pacific post-COVID-19
Friday
2nd June
2023
YA SHE | In 2022 most Pacific nations reopened their border to tourists. An absence of tourists for…
Crisis, resilience and agency in the Pacific
Tuesday
26th May
2020
“For Vanuatu while the government is giving out its relief supply, people in the communities are mobilising and bringing raw…
Envisioning a Pacific labour market
Monday
24th August
2020
JAMES COX | COVID-19 has demonstrated the central part that connection plays in our lives. We have experienced what…
Pacific Perspectives on the World three years on: progress, problems, and gaps
Thursday
8th June
2023
JAMES COX | In 2019 I convened a team of local and Australian researchers (led by Griffith’s Tess Newton…
A call to collective action
Tuesday
1st August
2023
SPEECH BY DAME MEG TAYLOR | Gathering on this land, we acknowledge the Yugara and Turrbal peoples, the traditional…
Fiji’s government may have changed, but the military is making it clear it will not go quietly
Friday
20th January
2023
JON FRAENKEL | We are starting to see what Fiji politics is likely to look like under the…