Harriet Smith

Harriet Smith
Biography
Publications

Harriet Smith is a former Research Associate in the Melanesia Program, where she worked primarily on the Aus-PNG Network. She holds a Master of International Studies from the University of Queensland, for which she undertook a research project on women in Fiji. During her undergraduate degree she spent a semester studying at McGill University in Montreal, Canada. Her research interests include the Pacific Islands region, security, gender and sexuality, peace and conflict resolution, and the prevention of sexual and gender-based violence.

Pacific Island links: Alternative Russia, Australia's coal, women in politics, and more
Pacific Island links: Alternative Russia, Australia's coal, women in politics, and more
A Russian millionaire is in discussions with the government of Kiribati to lease three uninhabited islands.
Pacific Island links: 2017 predictions, PNG uni places, internet cables and more
Pacific Island links: 2017 predictions, PNG uni places, internet cables and more
Tess Newton Cain has outlined her 2017 predictions for the Pacific region, a busy year which will bring elections in Papua New Guinea.
2016 GE Australia-Papua New Guinea Emerging Leaders Dialogue Outcomes Report
Reports
2016 GE Australia-Papua New Guinea Emerging Leaders Dialogue Outcomes Report
The Lowy Institute hosted the fourth annual Australia – Papua New Guinea Emerging Leaders Dialogue on 22-23 November 2016 in Brisbane. Jonathan Pryke , Anna Kirk , Harriet Smith
Pacific Island links: Abbott and Wong in PNG, Grasberg mine, Zika in Palau and more
Pacific Island links: Abbott and Wong in PNG, Grasberg mine, Zika in Palau and more
Cyclone season in Fiji, a federal constitution in the Solomon Islands, Fiji's police commissioner taking a year off, and more.
Pacific Island links: Calls to cancel APEC in PNG, dengue fever outbreak and more
Pacific Island links: Calls to cancel APEC in PNG, dengue fever outbreak and more
PNG opposition wants to cancel APEC hosting in 2018; tax-free salaries for Solomon Island MPs to stay, 14 jailed MPs in Vanuatu may be released, talk of a coalition to oppose…
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