AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoWomen’s Rights: The UN committee has issued findings on the Cook Islands’ implementation of the women’s rights convention, along with recommendations for action. Youth Sport: Thirty-seven riders took part in the Cook Islands Pump Track Nationals in Turangi, where organisers are using BMX to give local children new skills and activities. Stranded in the Islands: Sri Lankan national Ruchira Ranasingha has been unable to leave the Cook Islands for three years; New Zealand and Australia have repeatedly refused her transit visa requests, leaving her desperate to return home. Culture and Remembrance: Families gathered to clean and decorate graves for Turama, a much-loved time to remember loved ones. Heritage Protection: Traditional leaders and the Te Ipukarea Society are exploring ways to protect Maungaroa Valley, whose ancient settlements and ceremonial sites preserve Puaikura history. Healthy Schools: A new policy taking effect in 2027 will set nutrition standards and ban unhealthy canteen foods. Va’a: The Cook Islands has won the bid to host the 2028 World Va’a Distance Championships.
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