AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoPacific Arts: Air Niugini is helping PNG musicians Anslom Nakikus and Sharzy travel to Vanuatu’s inaugural Wan Pasifika Festival, where artists will celebrate Pacific culture and use music to raise awareness of climate change. Gender Equality: Government, community and faith leaders met in Port Moresby to shape a national strategy engaging men and boys in tackling inequality and gender-based violence. Power for Communities: New solar projects are set to bring electricity to more than 66,000 people in Oro and Bougainville, including power for remote schools and training in digital and technical skills. Cultural Heritage: Nakanai District Administrator Jeffrey Osa says young people must learn local customs and traditions to help protect PNG’s identity. Conservation: A global study points to PNG reef communities as examples of how valuing local knowledge and involving residents in decisions can help nature thrive. Sport: The Junior Kumuls’ 18–10 win over the Australian Schoolboys marks a landmark moment for PNG rugby league. Drought Emergency: Falling river levels in Western Province are disrupting food and fuel deliveries, deepening hardship for remote Indigenous communities.
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