AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoCultural Craft: Visiting Aotearoa Māori carvers are blending ancestral carving traditions with Cook Islands designs in Tupapa, turning timber into a shared genealogy symbol. Football Leadership: Rhys Ruka has been appointed Cook Islands men’s national head coach on a long-term deal through 2028, with targets for OFC Nations Cup Qualifiers and FIFA World Cup Qualifiers. Rugby Super 15s: The Tupapa Panthers host the Avatiu Eels in a feature match as the season heats up, with other teams chasing early wins. Election Watch: Independent overseas observers are in Rarotonga to monitor the 2026 general election, with preliminary results pointing to a strong start for the Cook Islands Party. Sport & Youth Pathways: Michelle Paiti has been named chef de mission for Team Cook Islands at the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games, highlighting youth and community sport leadership. Women’s Health: Te Marū o te Vaine launches the first menopause awareness event, bringing evidence-based education and support to women across Rarotonga and the Pa Enua. LGBTQ+ Advocacy: Pride Cook Islands and partner groups are urging political leaders to protect equality, dignity and safety as the election approaches. Community Skills: CITTI is running sewing courses to help people repair and make clothing, supporting families and practical life skills.
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