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2007 ALA Scholarship Recipients

1. Hilda Nao Roy – Master of Nutrition, Canberra University, ACT (Priority Theme: Health)
2. Emmanuel Allen Mungu – Master of International Relations, University of Wollongong, NSW [Priority theme: Governance/Regional Stability]
3. Roslyn Hoping – Master of Business Administration, University of Southern Queensland, QLD [Priority theme: Economic Growth]
4. Rosalia Alexandra Boyd – Master of Public Policy and Administration, Flinders University, SA [Priority theme: Governance]
5. Miriam Paliou – Master of Business (International Business), Swinburne University of Technology, VIC [Priority theme: Economic Growth]
6. Daisy Rowaro – Master of Public and International Law, University of Melbourne, VIC [Priority theme: Security]
7. Saipo Henry Sikipris – Master of Business Administration, University of Technology Sydney, NSW [Priority theme: Economic Growth]
8. Michael Kigl – Master of Environmental Management and Development, Australian National University, ACT [Priority theme: Environment]
9. Elias Taia – Master of Animal Studies, University of Queensland, QLD [Priority theme: Environment]
10. Elizah Worogop – Master of Environmental Management and Development, Australian National University, ACT [Priority theme: Environment]
11. Lina Nandape – Master of Management, Central Queensland University, QLD [Priority theme: Economic Growth]
12. Robbie Yansion – Master of Laws, University of Queensland, QLD [Priority theme: Security]

2008 ALA Scholarship Recipients

1. Uke Kombra – Doctor of Philosophy (Education), Queensland University of Technology, QLD [Priority theme: Education]
2. Robert Yen – Master of Marine Science and Management, University of New England, NSW [Priority theme: Environment]
3. Gibson Siune – Master of Public Health/ Master of Business Administration at James Cook University, QLD [Priority theme: Health / Economic Growth]
4. Shirley Gaiyer-Kore – Master of Pharmacy (Clinical), Curtin University of Technology, WA [Priority theme: Health]
5. Rangas Tambui – Master of Nursing, Monash University, VIC [Priority theme: Health]
6. Thomas Wangi – Master of Economics, James Cook University, QLD [Priority theme: Economic Growth]
7. Frederick Baru – Master of Business Administration, James Cook University, QLD [Priority theme: Governance]
8. Josephine Kilage – Master of Laws (Government and Commercial), Australian National University, ACT [Priority theme: Security]
9. Sion Kanau – Doctor of Philosophy (Social Science), University of Western Australia, WA [Priorty theme: Rural Development]
10. Kelvin Waukave – MBA/ Master of International Development and Environmental Analysis, Monash University, VIC [Priority theme: Economic Growth / Environment]
11. Priscilla Raepom – Master of Arts in Journalism and Mass Communications, Griffith University, QLD
12. Nicholas Larme – Master of Health Administration, Curtin University of Technology, WA [Priority theme: Health]
13. Arnold Harriman – Master of Leadership and Management, Curtin University of Technology, WA [Priority theme: Governance]
14. Maureen Ewai – Doctorate (Implications of Climate Change on Biodiversity in PNG), University of Southern Queensland, QLD [Priority theme: Environment]

2008 ALLISON SUDRADJAT AWARDEES
1. Uke Kombra – Doctor of Philosophy (Education), Queensland University of Technology, QLD [Priority theme: Education]
2. Shirley Gaiyer-Kore – Master of Pharmacy (Clinical), Curtin University of Technology, WA [Priority theme: Health]

PHOTOGRAPHS
Image of 2008 ALAs with Australian High Commissioner to PNG and AusAID officials [Click to view]

2009 ALA Scholarship Recipients

1. Nick Dala – Master of Medicine in HIV/STI, University of Sydney, NSW [Priority theme: Health]
2. Julie Airi – Master of Business (Management), Victoria University, VIC [Priority theme: Health / Economic Growth]
3. Daniel Koiam – Master of Applied Finance, University of Newcastle, NSW [Priority theme: Economic Growth]
4. Tau Kamuta – Master of Laws, Bond University, QLD [Priority theme: Security]
5. Paula Kongua – Master of Health Administration, Curtin University of Technology, WA [Priority theme: Health]
6. Theresa Lei – Master of Health and Medical Law, University of Melbourne, VIC [Priority theme: Health]
7. Samuel Yuguru – Doctorate (Geochemistry of mineral deposits in magmatic hydrothermal systems), Australian National University, ACT [Priority theme: Envirnoment]

2009 ALLISON SUDRADJAT AWARDEES
1. Nick Dala – Master of Medicine in HIV/STI, University of Sydney, NSW [Priority theme: Health]
2. Paula Kongua – Master of Health Administration, Curtin University of Technology, WA [Priority theme: Health]

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