AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoFilm & Heritage: Papua New Guinea’s most expensive film, Mussau: The First Song, has wrapped filming on Mussau Island and in Goroka. The historical drama features dialogue in six languages, including endangered Indigenous languages, and draws many cast members from local communities. Cultural Festival: Alotau’s National Kenu and Kundu Festival runs through November 8, celebrating Milne Bay’s maritime traditions with performances, crafts and a focus on conservation. Education: The University of Papua New Guinea and South Dakota Mines have partnered on student exchanges, joint research and possible shared-degree programmes. Harmony Hidden Valley Mine is also inviting eligible students from Bulolo and Wau-Waria to apply for its 2027 Kepas Wali Scholarship. Community: Fiji’s Methodist Church and PNG’s United Church have signed an agreement to expand cooperation in education, health, disaster recovery and community support.
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