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@AlboMP Are you and your government happy now? K300 million that could have been put into projects and work that actually make a difference in the lives every day PNGeans is being put into preparing a sports team.
Australia's efforts to overshadow the Chinese-PNG bond by highlighting its history fall flat; Chinese settled in PNG long before Australia existed, even producing a PM of Chinese descent.
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I have been involved in real estate too long to know the market here in PNG is too inflated. There is no true basis for any of the valuations of some of these properties. It's ridiculous what some of these owners are trying to sell for.
@SenatorWong The Chinese are buying up all the commercial land, supermarkets, hardware stores, gambling shops, and many other businesses. As a result, they employ thousands of PNGeans. The Albanese gov has a mountain to climb to counter China.
From a sporting perspective, this is commendable, but its geopolitical impact is uncertain. While it fosters goodwill, it cannot match the impact of Chinese investments in real estate and supermarkets. A balanced approach with both symbolic and strategic efforts is needed.
Today sport and politics *do* mix. PNG gets an NRL team on condition that China security deals are off the table. League boss Peter V'landys: "league is such a religion in PNG that they’d never take the risk of doing a (security) deal with another country"
https://t.co/Z7WRVRsP7X
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Papua New Guinea is rich in resources, yet poverty is rising. Instead of meaningful change, Marape's government seems more interested in speeches than real solutions.