AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoPacific Identity & Language: Nauru may rename itself “Naoero” in a referendum, aiming to better reflect Indigenous language and heritage after parliament backed the change unopposed. Environment & Waste: The Cook Islands’ National Environment Service is developing a National Action Plan under the Pacific Ocean Litter Project to cut plastic entering landfill and the lagoon, with behaviour change, recycling upgrades, and alternatives to single-use plastics. Faith & Governance: A bill would formalise the Cook Islands Religious Advisory Council’s role as “advisory,” clarifying how faith voices fit into policy-making. Sport & Youth: Cook Islands U-19s set up a winner-takes-all qualifier after beating Tonga 4-1, while the women’s team notched a historic Auckland series win over Afghanistan United (1-0 and 3-0). Va’a & Community Pride: Champion paddler Reuben Dearlove claimed Masters Men 50 honours at Te Aito 2026 in Tahiti, adding to his oe vaka legacy. Local Food & Culture: “Taste of the Cook Islands” returned to Te Tapora Kai at Punanga Nui Market, spotlighting local dishes, crafts, and live cultural demos. Legal Capacity: A three-day Legal Policy Development Course in Rarotonga built drafting and governance skills across government agencies and private lawyers.
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