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The Australian National University and Papua New Guinea - a special relationship

Deane Terrell

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Oskar Spate made many contributions to the development of the Territory over 25 years, but one of the most lasting was his part in the establishment of the University of Papua and New Guinea (UPNG).In 1963

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Oskar Spate made many contributions to the development of the Territory over 25 years, but one of the most lasting was his part in the establishment of the University of Papua and New Guinea (UPNG).In 1963

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Oskar Spate made many contributions to the development of the Territory over 25 years, but one of the most lasting was his part in the establishment of the University of Papua and New Guinea (UPNG).In 1963

Key concepts: New guinea, Geography, Ethnology, History

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