AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoSolomon Islands Independence in Port Moresby: The Solomon Islands High Commission marked its 48th anniversary at Pacific Adventist University, with SISSA hosting under “One Nation, Our Responsibility and Accountability,” and leaders reaffirming PNG–Solomon ties. NRL Chiefs pipeline: Wests Tigers have confirmed Jarome Luai can leave at season’s end, keeping speculation alive over his short-term next move before joining the PNG Chiefs for 2028. Pacific rugby league boost: Samoa, Tonga, Fiji and PNG signed the AU$250m Pacific Rugby League Partnership, aiming at school programs, youth support and even opportunities for NRL/NRLW matches in the Pacific. PNG sport on the move: PNG Pepes opened the Spirit Series in Sydney with a heavy loss to Australia’s First Nations Black Swans, while the PNG netball squad continues preparations for World Cup qualifiers. Aviation link back on: Air Niugini resumes direct Port Moresby–Tokyo flights from July 18, restoring a key route for business and tourism. Culture spotlight: The Sel Kambang Festival celebrates North Fly male traditional attire and bilas, drawing visitors and cultural groups. Hosting football in Moresby: Port Moresby prepares to host the OFC U16 Men’s Championship, with venues, logistics and broadcast readiness in focus.
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