AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoUniversity Governance: Prime Minister James Marape has urged UPNG Chancellor Sir Robert Igara to resign after Vice-Chancellor Ian Findlay quit, citing alleged bullying, governance disputes and concerns for his safety. Preventing Violence: Provincial representatives and community groups are helping shape a national strategy to engage men and boys in gender equality, while the GBV Secretariat says stronger local coordination is vital for survivor support. Arts and Heritage: Artist Albert Joseph warns PNG’s creative education is at risk: UPNG’s art facilities need renovation, and the University of Goroka’s art school may close amid funding and staffing shortages. Rugby Culture: Kumuls coach Jason Demetriou praised veteran Nene Macdonald for helping shape the team’s identity, as younger players prepare to carry its legacy forward.
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