AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoMoana Pasifika future: New Zealand Foreign Minister Winston Peters says the Super Rugby franchise still has a pathway to a sustainable future, ruling out a direct government bailout and pointing to new potential backers after the club was placed into liquidation. Niue culture: A Niuean-Māori tattoo practitioner, Iata Peautolu, is returning to Niue to run a tātatau art workshop aimed at documenting stories, village nuances and sacred places for future generations. Maritime security in the region: New Zealand Defence Force and Air Force patrols targeted vessels suspected of illegal activity across Fiji, Niue and the Cook Islands, supporting fisheries enforcement and Operation Kiwa. Climate and tuna impacts: Pacific countries are strengthening climate response as tuna stocks shift, with an Advanced Warning System being developed under a Green Climate Fund tuna programme. Tourism data for Niue: The Niue Tourism Office highlights new Pacific visitor survey findings, with New Zealand the top source market for Niue.
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