AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoPort Security & Trade: Fiji Ports says alleged kava theft at Suva shows the security threat is “within” port boundaries, with talks underway for a dedicated police office inside the port and a shared CCTV viewing setup. Education & Culture: UPNG and SILAG have signed an MoU to fast-track PNG’s first dedicated Public Service University by moving toward long-term land tenure for SILAG’s campus. Justice & Reform: Correctional Service Commissioner Noel Sarei puts rehabilitation and reintegration at the centre of prison reforms, including education, vocational training, counselling and post-release support. Cultural Preservation: The National Cultural Commission and East Sepik Province formalised a partnership, including K500,000 for preserving traditional practices and boosting cultural identity and tourism. Women’s Health: Western Highlands launches PNG’s first comprehensive cervical cancer elimination programme, combining screening and treatment for women with HPV vaccination for girls. Youth & Society: NCD’s “Mindset Boot camp” continues training unemployed and out-of-school youth, aiming to shift attitudes and support pathways into work. Media & Democracy: A parliamentary communications committee report highlights the media’s role as a watchdog and calls for stronger journalism standards and integrity. Sports & Community: PNGRFL’s Pawa Meri Round returns with a “Wan Haus” push for women’s respect, equality and leadership across PNG rugby league.
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