AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoPacific Football & Regional Sport: Papua New Guinea’s Kapuls kicked off the 2026 MSG Prime Minister’s Cup in Suva with a 2-1 comeback win over Vanuatu, and now turn to New Caledonia on Sept 24, while Fiji’s “Bula Boys” open at home against Solomon Islands and then face Vanuatu, PNG and New Caledonia as the round-robin tightens. Local Youth Talent: New Caledonia’s Falconets thrashed PNG 10-1 at the U-20 Women’s World Cup, advancing to the Round of 16. Mining & Industry: MMG says it can keep or grow low-carbon nickel supplies to Europe as the EU reviews its $500m Anglo nickel deal, with the Commission warning of potential price impacts for stainless steel makers. Business Appointments: GoldQuest Mining named Dennis Kwong as CFO, effective Sept 15. Transport Safety: Questions are growing after a Vanuatu passenger ferry sinking, with reports that authorities were only informed about 22 hours after the vessel was believed to have gone down. Climate & Early Warning: Pacific Ministers backed stronger, more integrated weather, climate and early warning services at the Pacific Meteorological Council meeting.
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