AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoCreative Island Life: Plastic2Paradise 2026 celebrated practical ideas for cutting plastic waste, with entries from Rarotonga and the Pa Enua across art, video and sustainable alternatives. Sport: Gold Coast Kuki Airani claimed the Mantis-Hoff Cup, beating the Cook Islands Residents 24–12; the Residents improved after a heavy first-game defeat. Women’s Rugby League: Vaine Moana meet Tonga in Sydney on October 10, keeping international competition alive as the Cook Islands build toward 2030 World Cup qualification. Youth & Learning: Nearly 2,000 students joined the Cook Islands’ climate science expo, including young people from five Pa Enua, exploring the ocean’s ties to culture and environment. Safer Sport: CISNOC is offering safeguarding courses for sports groups and community organisations. Women’s Rights: Cook Islands representatives told a UN committee that gaps remain in gender and violence data, support services and women’s participation. Food Heritage: A new Mauke cookbook preserves elders’ recipes, proverbs, language and traditional food knowledge for future generations.
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