AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoNew Caledonia Legal Twist: A Paris court has dismissed all charges against pro-independence Kanak leader Christian Téin and 13 others tied to the May 2024 unrest, citing “insufficient” evidence; prosecutors have 10 days to appeal, keeping the political and legal fallout in motion. Pacific Health & Security Watch: Australia-linked experts warn illicit drugs are spreading beyond Fiji, with meth traces in Tonga wastewater and “narco-sub” activity in the Solomon Islands—raising concern for HIV and other transmissible diseases. Air Connectivity for Business: Fiji Airways will restart direct Nadi–Nouméa flights from September 22, twice weekly, adding 10,000+ seats annually to support tourism, trade and regional organisation travel. Hospitality Leadership: Marriott appoints John Douglas as Area General Manager, Pacific Islands, with oversight across Fiji and strategic coverage including New Caledonia. Cruise Rules in Lifou: Carnival passengers are being told to dress more conservatively ashore in Lifou, reflecting local cultural and religious expectations.
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