AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoPacific Culture: Pacific nations secured more than $200 million in climate-resilience pledges at COP31, with leaders stressing the value of Indigenous knowledge and community-led solutions. Community Celebration: India Nite 2026 will bring the Indian Embassy, the India Association of PNG and the wider community together for cultural festivities and charity fundraising. Language Preservation: Hula speaker Bri Olewale has built Vavanagi, a community platform to keep his mother’s language alive as Tok Pisin and English gain ground. Youth and Second Chances: The Matupit Diggers’ journey from East New Britain to Cairns tells a story of young men offered a fresh start and a chance to reshape their futures. Public Health: A doctor has warned of rising sexual violence against women and children, including very young girls, and the need for urgent attention to survivors’ care. Marine Science: UPNG colleagues mourn the loss of fish scientist Ralph Mana, whose passing leaves a major gap in the country’s marine research expertise.
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