AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoEducation & Identity: PNG’s Education Department says Kerevat National School of Excellence in East New Britain has not been renamed, after concerns over a plaque for a new 16-classroom James Marape Legacy Campus. Gender-Based Violence Prevention: Bel isi PNG is backed by Australia to help workplaces turn family and sexual violence policies into real action, linking survivors to services and strengthening accountability. Connectivity for Remote Communities: Remington Group says Starlink could bring internet access to parts of PNG beyond mobile coverage, with plans for solar-powered setups. Culture & Tourism: PNG promotes cultural, natural and adventure attractions at Hong Kong’s Holiday & Travel Expo, with Air Niugini highlighting direct flights and growing visitor interest. Climate & Water Justice: Pacific leaders at UNGA push harder climate action, while research stresses women’s exclusion from decision-making drives wider gender impacts, including water insecurity. Sports & Community Pride: PNG’s Essay Banu is recognised in rugby league awards, and PNG teams are preparing for the Summer Youth Olympics in Dakar. Education Scholarships: Indonesian universities in Port Moresby offer course options and scholarship programmes for PNG students. Fuel Subsidy Outlook: PM Marape signals fuel subsidy may continue into next year as global prices stay high.
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