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We're delighted to have you join us as we launch this exciting platform" Insightful Exchanges". Here, in this platform you'll find insightful and critical reviews on some of the policies of our country, written by undergraduate Students of Divine Word University respectively from the Department of Papua New Guinea and International Studies, and Communication Arts (Journalism).

Our goal for creating this blog page is to create a space where curiosity meets knowledge, and where every reader can find out more about the policies our country has and have a fair idea on what these policies are about.

Whether you're here to stay updated on the latest trends, passing time, or simply to enjoy a good read, we hope our blog becomes a favorite destination for you.

Thank you for being part of our blog. We look forward to sharing this journey with you. Happy reading! 📖✨

Warm regards, INSIGHTFUL EXCHANGES

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