AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoLabour Mobility & Community Impact: PNG’s PALM scheme keeps growing, with 2,700+ workers in Australia by July and an estimated K236m remitted to families and communities (housing, education, healthcare, small business). Tourism & Culture on the Move: PNG cultural ambassadors performed at the Hong Kong Holiday & Travel Expo, boosting international interest in PNG’s languages, tribes and festivals. Women, Water & Climate Voice: Pacific research highlights that women are often excluded from water decision-making, driving wider gender harms as climate and water insecurity worsen. Sports & Sponsorship Culture: Jarome Luai will stay the face of Pepsi while the PNG Chiefs add Coca-Cola as a sleeve sponsor—an unusual brand crossover. Education & Opportunity Abroad: Hayley from East Sepik secures a China clinical medicine scholarship, leaving for Jilin University. Campus Safety: UPNG SRC calls for calm after a Western Highlands–Enga student clash left students severely injured. Infrastructure With Inclusion: Madang Northern Coastal Highway repairs create jobs and push women into construction roles. Religious Freedom at the UN: PM Marape urges protection of religious minorities, warning majorities must not suppress others’ rights. Birth Registration Push: PNGCIR, UNICEF and Australia launch a birth registration awareness campaign at 3-mile Susu Mama clinic in Port Moresby.
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