AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoConstitution & Elections: A parliamentary committee has rejected the Fiji Elections Office move to scrap the Results Mobile App, warning removal could fuel speculation and misinformation ahead of the 2026-2027 General Election. Governance & Accountability: PM Sitiveni Rabuka says the Commission of Inquiry report itself doesn’t need tabling in Parliament because it’s submitted to the Head of State, but only COI expenditure will be presented, with follow-up handled by OPM, DPP, FICAC and Police. Public Service & Stability: A political expert warns coups have left Fiji’s public service gripped by fear, weakening independence and decision-making. Health Infrastructure: CWM Hospital received an $840,700 upgrade from the LDS Church, including Fiji’s first dedicated adolescent ward and a new minor operating theatre to speed diabetic foot surgery. Education & Child Protection: The Human Rights Commission calls for investigation into a viral Lautoka school preaching video that appears to single out a student by religion. Regional Security & Diplomacy: New Zealand and Papua New Guinea signed a 2026–2029 defence cooperation statement in Port Moresby, expanding exercises and training. Regional Crime Warning: UNODC warns Pacific communities are increasingly targeted by scam syndicates using tech and AI, with losses in 2025 estimated up to $114.1b across Asia-Pacific. Community & Leadership: PM Rabuka commissioned Draiba Primary School’s new hall, highlighting the school’s legacy of producing three Fiji Presidents.
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