AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoDisaster Preparedness: The Rarotonga Safety Shelter Programme has finished major renovations to the Ngatangiia CICC Ekalesia–Sunday School Hall, adding a new roof, solar reinstatement, repainting, and disability-access ramps and facilities. Aviation & Regional Safety: PASO’s council has elected Papua New Guinea’s Benedict Oraka as chair for the next 12 months, with Cook Islands’ John Hosking re-elected as deputy chair. Tourism Pressure: Cook Islands tourism leaders say the country is still vulnerable to a global slowdown, while stakeholders map the next phase of sustainable tourism development and warn waste could become a bigger burden as visitor numbers rise. Energy Security: Government has moved into phase two of a five-phase plan to safeguard fuel supply amid global risks. Local Governance & Funding: Cook Islands says it has received reinstated NZ$20m, about 5% of this year’s budget, with more to follow once programme agreements are finalised. Community Access: Apii Te Uki Ou has unveiled a New Zealand-funded accessible deck and ramp for its library and learning spaces. Crime Watch: Police report stolen motorcycle complaints are up, urging residents to secure bikes more carefully. Diplomacy & Shipping: PM Mark Brown’s China visit highlighted cooperation tied to the launch of the MV Tuitui Moana.
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