AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoAI & Journalism: Pasifika AI creator Kevyn Wahuzue says Pacific newsrooms should “keep AI behind the story” and protect human relationships, language, and editorial independence. UN Climate Push: Tonga’s PM Lord Fatafehi Fakafanua and other Pacific leaders at UNGA81 urged faster climate action, warning the world keeps hearing the message but not acting. Te Tai Tonga Election Buzz: New Whakaata Māori-Curia polling shows Labour’s Mananui Ramsden leading (30%) while incumbent Tākuta Ferris trails (15%), with Te Tiriti o Waitangi ranked top priority. Tonga Water Security: Elemental Water Makers installed solar desalination on Hunga and Matamaka in Vava’u, delivering reliable safe drinking water for remote communities. Tongan Pride in Education: Meleana Payn becomes the first Pasifika student to graduate from the University of Auckland with a Commerce + Sport, Health & Physical Education conjoint degree. Culture & Media Leadership: Pacific media leaders urged stronger pathways for young journalists and more support for women in leadership, saying women are already inside newsrooms. Tonga-China Ties: Princess Pilolevu ends a China visit after opening a Tonga Centre at Shanghai Ocean University.
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