AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoEducation Boost: Kandrian-Gloucester’s Kandrian Secondary officially opened a new Science Laboratory Building, with Minister Joseph Lelang saying the early investment helped the school meet requirements for full secondary status. Policy Meets Reality: A World Bank Public Finance Review warns PNG’s resource wealth isn’t translating into broad benefits, citing weak revenue collection, inefficient spending, and unfinished capital projects. Teacher Welfare: The Teaching Service Commission moved to reinstate 8,000 teachers whose pay was auto-suspended, urging provinces to submit resumption paperwork fast. Community Hope: In Northern’s Sohe, Ioma High School was announced and opened with new classroom and admin facilities—an emotional milestone after decades of limited access. Training & Links: PNGDF privates completed Australia recruit training, while DPM held a Japan scholarship info session for public servants. Culture & Recognition: Ngāi Te Rangi leader Charlie Tawhiao received an honorary doctorate in Māori Development. Maritime Progress: New Ireland Governor Byron Chan welcomed the National Fisheries College renovation as a major investment for coastal communities.
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