AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoAir Travel & Safety: Air Niugini has cut Mt Hagen flight capacity again during Kagamuga runway maintenance, with only 18 passengers allowed per service until around Oct 5; travellers are advised to route via Goroka or Lae, and the airline has added extra Goroka flights. Health & Community Access: Air Niugini backed a cleft lip and palate surgery outreach in Bougainville, helping 17 patients (including 13 children) receive treatment at Buka General Hospital by transporting specialists and equipment. Culture & Tourism: PNG Fashion Week 2026 spotlighted Lufa Basket founder Judy Ejampi, whose runway debut brought Indigenous bilum, cane basket and rug craftsmanship to APEC Haus in Port Moresby. Education & Excursions: Central’s KK Legacy Christian Learning Centre students toured Port Moresby to explore aviation careers, conservation at Nature Park, and research at UPNG’s Sir Michael Somare Library. Sports Pathways: PNGRFL Academy is expanding into six more provinces (including East Sepik), opening a clearer rugby league pathway for young players across the country. Maritime Tragedy: A banana boat capsized in East New Britain with 14 aboard; one died and four remain missing, while life jackets are credited with preventing worse losses. GBV & Justice: UNICEF and PNG leaders urged moving gender-based violence policies into practical action, including safer homes and faster access to protection and support services.
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