AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoNew Caledonia Election Watch: The French High Commission has banned alcohol sales in New Caledonia until 28 June, citing the tense economic and social climate and risks of public unrest ahead of provincial elections. Voting Logistics: France also defended changes to Nouméa’s polling arrangements, saying centralised voting centres have boosted turnout; nine centres will operate in Nouméa for 28 June, up from eight. Public Transport Continuity: Greater Nouméa’s bus network will run on election day (28 June), after earlier unrest-related service cuts and political complaints about reduced stops and Sunday service. Tourism & Aviation: New Caledonia Tourism and Aircalin appointed Viviana Hales as sales executive for Australia, tasked with building ties with wholesalers and tour operators. Regional Climate & Resilience: SPREP urged Pacific communities to prepare for El Niño impacts after the World Meteorological Organisation declared the event underway. Pacific Sovereignty Dispute: France and Vanuatu are in talks over Matthew and Hunter islands, with negotiations now underway over the future of the disputed territory.
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