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New Report Sheds Light on Reproductive Justice in Pacific Migrant Worker Scheme
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New Report Sheds Light on Reproductive Justice in Pacific Migrant Worker Scheme

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Women employed through the Pacific Australia Labour Mobility scheme are hiding pregnancies and attempting home abortions, a new report has revealed, prompting calls for greater support to address the health needs of migrant workers.See the Story
What does a parity parliament in Australia mean for the Pacific? - Devpolicy Blog from the Development Policy Centre
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What does a parity parliament in Australia mean for the Pacific? - Devpolicy Blog from the Development Policy Centre

This is a further instalment in the Pacific Family Matters series. The May 2025 federal election has resulted in a parity parliament in Australia. For the first time since Federation, both chambers of the Australian Parliament will have equal numbers of men and women. This is a remarkable achievement that parachutes Australia into the top 10 parliaments of the world on this metric. While the Senate has had roughly equal numbers of men and women …Read Article
From “partner of choice” to problem-solving partners in the Pacific - Devpolicy Blog from the Development Policy Centre
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From “partner of choice” to problem-solving partners in the Pacific - Devpolicy Blog from the Development Policy Centre

This article is a further instalment in the Pacific Family Matters series. With the Australian Labor Party returning to power, Pacific island governments will appreciate the continuity in diplomacy and security. With established bilateral relationships, the Albanese Government 2.0 can go beyond reactive responses to China and address key problems that negatively affect security in the Pacific Islands and Australia. Our experience of working in t…Read Article

Pacific unity is our competitive advantage - Devpolicy Blog from the Development Policy Centre

This is the opening keynote address from the 2025 Pacific Update held at the Laucala campus of The University of the South Pacific (USP) on 3 June. When I was invited to speak today, I was asked to share my vision as Secretary General — where I see opportunities for collective progress and how we can work more effectively as one Blue Pacific Continent. It is an opportunity I welcome. The theme before us — measuring the economic performance of th…Suva · SuvaRead Article

Freer Movement: Pacific Priorities for Labor in Its Second Term

Is the Labor Government going to take aid more seriously, and think more globally, in its second term? This month’s Australian elections brought many surprises. One of them was that Labor, once returned, decided to separate the Pacific and international development ministerial portfolios for the first time (for any government) since 2007. Then it was […]Australia · AustraliaSee the Story

The problem with Pacific regionalism: it’s us - Devpolicy Blog from the Development Policy Centre

With the withdrawal of much of USAID’s presence from the Pacific, I quietly hoped that the region could absorb it — maybe even take it as the jolt needed to “go all in on betting on ourselves”. We are building resilience to this donor merry-go-round and, if history is any guide, it will likely cycle back at some point. What stands to have lasting long-term impact is US President Trump’s Executive Order 14285, aimed at fast-tracking deep-sea mine…USAID · SuvaRead Article

Fiame Naomi Mata‘afa's tumultuous tenure has ended - what's next? - Devpolicy Blog from the Development Policy Centre

Samoa’s Head of State, His Highness Tuimaleali’ifano Vaaletoa Sualauvi II, has officially dissolved Samoa’s Parliament, effective 3 June 2025, following the defeat of the government’s 2025–26 budget. This action, taken upon the advice of Prime Minister Fiame Naomi Mata’afa, signals the conclusion of her leadership and initiates the process for new general elections. The budget bill’s failure, with 34 votes against, 16 in favour, and two abstenti…Samoa · SamoaRead Article

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Australian aid The re-elected Labor government led by Anthony Albanese has appointed Dr Anne Aly, who has been promoted into the cabinet, as its new Minister for International Development, as well as holding the small business and multicultural affairs portfolios. Pat Conroy will remain in the cabinet and, maintaining his defence industry portfolio, serve as the new Minister for Pacific Island Affairs. Senator Nita Green will serve as the Assist…Anthony Albanese · GazaRead Article

Are temporary regional mobility schemes becoming permanent? - Devpolicy Blog from the Development Policy Centre

Given the long-standing success of Australia and New Zealand’s regional labour mobility schemes, it is reasonable to assume that some workers have spent extended periods outside their home countries through the schemes. However, should we be concerned about the potential for repeat participation to result in over-reliance on the schemes for some, while limiting opportunities for others? The short answer is, not yet. In New Zealand, the Recognise…Australia · AustraliaRead Article

The four political economy fields of development programming - Devpolicy Blog from the Development Policy Centre

The current practice of political economy analysis (PEA) is focused on the dynamics of the external context that an aid program is working in, mostly at the level of national governments, the actions of members of parliament and the expenditure of public finances. This can extend also to subnational levels, to provincial and local governments, and special economic zones and mining enclaves. It can also reach out to the regional and global levels…Economy · AustraliaRead Article

A more unkind and unsafe world - Devpolicy Blog from the Development Policy Centre

Over 305 million people need humanitarian assistance globally today — a staggering number that has almost trebled over the past decade. Tragically, as these needs increase across fragile states such as Gaza, Myanmar, Sudan, Yemen and elsewhere, foreign aid is declining rapidly with devastating local consequences and heightened global risks. For over 30 years, I have worked in dozens of major emergencies across five continents. It is difficult to…Gaza · GazaRead Article

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