Dr. Bal Kama’s recent book, “Rethinking Judicial Power in Papua New Guinea: A Mandate for Activism in a Transformative Constitution,” was prominently featured at the 2024 State of the Pacific Conference at the Australian National University. The event drew a diverse audience, including academics, policymakers, and enthusiastic Pacific Islands PhD students, all eager to engage with the pressing issues of judicial power and constitutional reform in Papua New Guinea. A highlight of the presentation was the moment when Michael Kabuni, a distinguished PNG academic, received the first signed copy of the book, underscoring its significance in ongoing discussions about governance in the region. With the book now available on major platforms like Springer and Amazon, Dr. Kama aims to inspire future research and activism, paving the way for transformative approaches to judicial power in the Pacific.