AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoPeople First Party Launch: Inia Seruiratu has officially entered the 2026 election race with the new People First Party, pitching “people first” governance reform, economic recovery and national unity after FijiFirst’s deregistration. Human Trafficking in Fishing: Rights advocates warn of systemic exploitation at sea, alleging fishing vessel captains confiscate passports, trap workers in debt bondage and use fraudulent recruitment—highlighting weak oversight on high seas. Drua Culture Push: Incoming Swire Shipping Fijian Drua head coach Brad Mooar says his top KPI for 2027 is building a culture that keeps players and staff committed, with a focus on respect, development and local leadership. Fuel Price Shift: Fiji’s diesel and most fuels drop from today, while LPG rises—changes tied to international refined fuel prices, freight and exchange rates. Health Outreach Safety Review: After six Lau Province health workers survived 36 hours stranded at sea, the Health Ministry says transport and safety measures for medical outreach will be reviewed. Recycling Boost: Return & Earn Fiji opens a new Nakasi collection centre at Nakasi Market, expanding cash-for-containers recycling across greater Nausori. Skin Health Investment: Suva’s Verve Lounge launches advanced dermal therapies, including vegan exosomes and PDRN salmon DNA treatment, aiming to bring science-backed skin health to Fiji. Climate Readiness Funding: GEF grants back early warning and climate-resilient planning for Fiji, Tuvalu, Vanuatu and FSM, targeting floods, sea-level rise and cyclones before disasters hit. Sugar Industry Pressure: Labasa cane farmers demand government help to replace ageing sugarcane varieties, warning costly replanting could hit future crushing output. Digital Telco Support: PTC announces exclusive sponsorship of Pacific Women in Telco, expanding regional opportunities for women and youth in STEM and digital infrastructure.
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