AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoCook Islands politics: CIP’s response to the Chamber of Commerce pushes back on cost-cutting claims, arguing the party’s 2026–2030 “steady hands” plan is about protecting people as well as managing public money. Aitutaki lagoon protection: The Aitutaki Lagoon Management Plan is in public consultation, with residents pressing for stronger safeguards; the proposal leans on ra’ui, refreshed island bylaws, and tighter enforcement with government and community partners. Travel access: A new Air Tahiti Nui and Air Tahiti codeshare partnership lets eligible travellers book one itinerary via Tahiti to Rarotonga, aiming to simplify connections and baggage handling. Travel inspiration: A feature spotlights Aitutaki’s “big wow” appeal, pairing lagoon time with stays and activities around Resort Tava’e. Visa guidance for Pakistan travellers: A travel update outlines Pakistan’s passport access and the practical differences between visa-free, VOA, ETA and e-visa options. Health & safety: Australians are being warned about dengue risk in Samoa, with advice focused on mosquito bite prevention. Community & culture: Letters and opinion pieces debate governance integrity, “free water” policy, and whether Te Maeva Nui training practices are culture or abuse. Breast cancer support: The Cook Islands Breast Cancer Foundation’s Beehive Ball in Wellington on Saturday, Aug 8, brings major entertainers to raise awareness and support screening.
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