AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoGBV Workplace Action: Bel isi PNG was congratulated by Australia for pushing practical family and sexual violence prevention in workplaces, linking survivors to case management, safe accommodation and referrals. Community-Led Prevention via Sport: Former Wallabies captain Will Genia backed using rugby union clubs in Morobe as platforms for respect, healthy relationships and GBV awareness. Rural Connectivity: Remington Group says Starlink satellite service could bring internet to remote PNG, with solar-powered packages planned for areas without reliable electricity. Fuel Subsidy Watch: PM James Marape says the government will consider extending PNG’s fuel subsidy into next year as global prices stay high. Education Debate: A commentary warns MPs against tablet rollouts without power, library support and child safety, arguing books and stronger school libraries should come first. Climate Pressure at UNGA: Pacific leaders, including PNG’s Marape, urged humanity over war and demanded faster climate action. Culture & Tourism: PNG cultural dancers promoted the country at the Hong Kong Travel Expo, spotlighting traditions and tourism experiences. Bougainville Cocoa Push: The Bougainville Chocolate Festival closed with calls to build a farm-to-bar cocoa industry for local value-adding. Learning in Local Languages: A piece highlights how AI can exclude minority languages, but also how communities like Hula speakers in PNG are using AI help to build their own language tools.
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