We're excited to announce the launch of Jonh Conroy's book, Edward Kelvin Fisk: Pioneer development economist of The Australian National University.

This seminar analyses PNG’s income tax trends and reforms since independence, proposing a reduction in the minimum non-zero income tax rate based on historical and international analysis.

Our annual aid budget breakfast events break down the Federal Budget and what it means for aid and development, the morning after the Treasurer delivers the budget speech.

This seminar shares latest data on Australians’ attitudes towards immigration and results from a survey experiment testing what changes them.

The research highlights that despite limited public services, local leadership in Western Province thrives by leveraging external opportunities, with women leaders enhancing governance.

Femili PNG is a PNG NGO that supports survivors of family and sexual violence access the services they need.

The aim of AAC2024 was to bring together researchers from across Australia, the Pacific, Asia and beyond who are working on aid and international development policy (the AID in the conference acron

Despite efforts to reinstate the death penalty, PNG did not implement it since independence. This study aimed to identify the factors that influenced PNG not to implement the death penalty.