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Series272 - Alan Ward research papers on Pacific Island land matters
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Item62 - Vanuatu. Press cuttings: Politics, Melanesian Spearhead Group, relations with Australia.
Item63 - Papua New Guinea. Press cuttings: Political parties - People’s Democratic Movement [Paias Wingti], Melanesian Alliance Party [Momis], Pangu Pati [Michael Somare], Rausim PPP, PPP [Chan], National Party [Tago], United Party [Torato]; election problems; Purari dam protest.
Item64 - Banaban. Press cuttings: 2000 former inhabitants of Ocean Island in exile.
Item65 - Fiji. Press cuttings: Bavadra government; Rabuka a hero; PNG and Fiji crisis; South Pacific Forum and Fiji; Indians in Fiji; Australia and Bavadra; Melanesian Spearhead Group; Melanesians condemn Lange; detention of Indian MPs; Chan condemns coup; Australia's 'gratuitous condescension'.
Item67 - Papua New Guinea. Correspondence between Ward and H.A. Holzknecht.
Item68 - Papua New Guinea. Paper on land reform by Peter Fitzpatrick.
Item69 - Papua New Guinea. New Caledonia. Paper by Ward on New Caledonia and his correspondence with C.J. Lynch (Constitutional Draftsman and Special Legislative Counsel), H.C. Norwood (Law, UPNG), J. Fingleton (Law Department, Lands), Theodore Banda.
Item70 - Papua New Guinea. Ward’s report on land matters, minutes and correspondence on land matters.
Item71 - Papua New Guinea. Letters and papers on land matters including reference to the colonial mode of individual titles and a submission to CILM on the return of alienated land to Papua New Guineans.
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Papua New Guinea. Correspondence between Ward and H.A. Holzknecht.

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