AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoEducation & Culture: Cook Islands columnist Thomas Wynne reflects on the “tivaivai” of learning—how USP’s graduation work and community counselling are stitched together by many hands, passed down through generations. Regional Security: Tonga Police leaders warn that crime has shifted from local to transnational, with drugs, scams, forged documents and money laundering moving fast through digital tools and maritime routes—so Pacific-wide partnerships are now essential. Community Learning: In Christchurch, a Niue language playgroup has grown from four to 20 children, helping young families keep Vagahau Niue, culture and identity alive. Royal & University Ties: King Tupou VI received a traditional Cook Islands welcome and will preside over USP’s Cook Islands graduation, highlighting shared Polynesian bonds. Sports (Tonga Netball): Mary-Jane Araroa appointed assistant coach for Tonga Tala ahead of their Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games debut. Arts & Heritage: A new focus on tapa/barkcloth craftsmanship in the Pacific spotlights how indigenous knowledge and traditional making are being kept—and revived.
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