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Finn Clarke, Stephen Howes and Natasha Turia
Pacific Engagement Visa grants have surged, with the 2025-26 cohort on track for near-total take-up. As the 2026-27 ballot opens with new entrants and bigger allocations, this year's registration record looks set to be broken.DisclosureThis research was supported by the Pacific Research Program, with funding from the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. The views are those of the authors only.About the author/sFinn ClarkeFinn Clarke is a research officer at the Development Policy Centre.Stephen HowesStephen Howes is Director of the Development Policy Centre and Professor of Economics at the Crawford School of Public Policy at The Australian National University.Natasha TuriaNatasha Turia is a Papua New Guinean PhD candidate with the Department of Pacific Affairs and a Research Officer at the Development Policy Centre at the Australian National University.
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