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Papua New Guinea

Report

Independence of the Australasian Auditors General report 2025

Zim Nwokora

A revision and update of a survey of the independence of Auditors-General in Australia, Fiji, New Zealand and Papua New Guinea. It provides analysis of legislation and jurisdictional context. The report provides examples of better practice, including express legislative provisions, which can serve as a guide for future advocacy and legislative amendments.
Report

Shared history, shared future: the next 50 years of Australia–Papua New Guinea relations


Twenty young and emerging leaders from Papua New Guinea and Australia gathered in Port Moresby from 26–30 May for the 2025 Australia–Papua New Guinea Network Emerging Leaders Dialogue. This report outlines the outcomes of the Dialogue, providing five key recommendations of the emerging leaders.
Report

Papua New Guinea’s fiscal decentralisation: a way forward


Fiscal decentralisation in Papua New Guinea (PNG) has been a contentious topic for much of the country’s history. This paper examines the weaknesses in the decentralisation process and how these mechanisms can be strengthened.
Evaluation

Sexual and Reproductive Health Integration Project evaluation report


The Sexual and Reproductive Health Integration Project aimed to improve access to sexual and reproductive health services for women, girls and vulnerable groups in Papua New Guinea. The purpose of this end-of-program evaluation was to assess the project’s progress towards its stated goals and outcomes. The recommendations focus on completing integration, strengthening partnerships, and improving...
Report

Finish this crisis: stories exposing the horrors of offshore detention


This report touches on the stories of seven people subjected to offshore detention since July 19, 2013. The people interviewed and the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre call for the immediate evacuation of the 80 people remaining in Papua New Guinea, permanent resettlement for all, and a Royal Commission into offshore detention.
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