AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoCultural Heritage: Tourism and Culture Minister Belden Namah praised Milne Bay’s communities for keeping their customs alive at Alotau’s 22nd Kenu and Kundu Festival, where traditional music, dance and canoe craftsmanship celebrated the province’s maritime identity. Education: Lae MP John Rosso urged 456 secondary-school graduates to keep learning throughout their lives and build skills for a changing world. Faith & Community: Catholic leaders from Papua New Guinea and Solomon Islands are meeting in Honiara for a five-day workshop on religious leadership, hope and justice. Film: PNG’s most expensive film, Mussau: The First Song, has wrapped filming across New Ireland and Eastern Highlands. Its dialogue spans six languages, including several at risk of disappearing. Reading: Author Joachim Lolok donated books and learning materials to 11 East New Britain schools, encouraging students to make reading a path to knowledge.
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