AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 minutes agoGeospatial Governance: The Cook Islands will action all nine UN-IGIF pathways after a Rarotonga workshop, setting priorities for stronger geospatial data sharing to support infrastructure, climate resilience and ocean governance. Public Service & Culture: A letter urges the Cook Islands to commission a feasibility study for a small national crematorium on Rarotonga, arguing families already travel to New Zealand for cremation. Tourism Spotlight: The Cook Islands was named Oceania’s Leading Island Destination 2026 at the World Travel Awards, celebrating the people behind its hospitality. Women in Sport: The Cook Islands women’s team heads to Tahiti for the FIBA Women’s Polynesian Cup 2026 with renewed purpose, led by Kayla Kiriau. Youth & Community: Ngakau Toa Vaka youth paddlers (ages 12–17) prepare for the Sunshine Coast’s Gubbi Gubbi Waka Ama Regatta as part of a multi-year development programme. Media & AI Ethics: Pacific media leaders stress AI must support journalism without replacing human judgement, verification and community relationships. Environment & Heritage: Te Ipukarea Society convenes stakeholders to tackle plastic pollution, focusing on practical solutions and a national action plan. Sports Round-Up: Cook Islands men’s football names a 21-player squad for friendlies against Tahiti, marking a return to international play.
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