AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoPacific Security: Australian Federal Police say 17 tonnes of illicit drugs have been seized across the Pacific since January—more than triple last year—warning most trafficking is aimed at Australia. Church & Community: Oceania bishops are meeting on Guam this week, with an islandwide Mass set for Tuesday. Sport—Rugby: Savaii’s Frankie 7s kicks off tomorrow, with Fa’asaleleaga Rugby Union promising more structure, referees from Upolu, and prize money. Sport—Athletics: Samoan sprinter Symone Tafuna’i returned to the track in Auckland, crossing the 100m line in tears after a two-year break marked by injuries and mental health struggles. Local Life: University students at NUS complain about daily bus delays during peak mornings, saying shortages leave them waiting over 30 minutes and arriving late. Justice & Governance: Samoa’s Cabinet reappointed the Public Trustee and named a new CEO for the Ministry of Customs, while Samoa Water Authority also got a new CEO.
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