AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoWW2 Repatriation: American servicemen who died in Papua New Guinea during World War II are finally being returned to families after more than 80 years, with US Defence POW/MIA investigators working alongside local PNG teams to recover remains in East New Britain and New Ireland. Pacific Tech Cooperation: PNG and Niue sign a framework agreement to expand development and technical cooperation across areas including health, education, agriculture, climate resilience, infrastructure and digital development. Broadcast & Media Tech: Revival Centres of Papua New Guinea launches its Voice of Revival digital radio and television station in Port Moresby, built with support from NICTA and technical teams from Australia, now operating for radio and camera plus podcasting. Health Accountability: PNG Health Minister Dr Billy Joseph calls for stronger Provincial Health Authorities, pushing a 120-day plan focused on leadership, medical supplies, infrastructure, workforce and pre-hospital care. Consumer Protection Rollout: ICCC says it plans to place agents in every province over the next five years to handle complaints and monitor compliance more closely. Mining & Data for Growth: Taruga Minerals reports new gold-silver exploration results in PNG’s Weioko Gold District, while Great Pacific Gold releases drill results from the Kavasuki target on its Wild Dog Project. Digital Sovereignty: Kumul Consolidated Holdings and Datatec back the Kumul Cloud Infinity push for “sovereign trust,” aiming to keep key national data and services under PNG control.
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