AGP Executive Report
Last update: 41 minutes agoAviation & Justice: Former Attorney-General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum, along with ex-Fiji Airways executives and Fiji Link, is set to plead in court next month over alleged unlawful carriage of firearms and aviation security offences. Helicopter Incident: Captain Norman Walding has been appointed to lead an investigation into a Robinson R44 helicopter ditching off Wailoaloa, Nadi, after the pilot escaped unharmed. Drugs & Policing: UN safety chief Unaisi Vuniwaqa says Fiji’s drug fight needs a whole-of-government approach, clear Police-RFMF SOPs, and stronger institutions—not just salary hikes. Child Protection: The Government says children belong in school, not workplaces, and is pushing stronger online safety measures to protect kids from exploitation. Economy & Sugar: Fiji Sugar Corporation warns sugar stocks could run out locally if mills don’t start next week, after delays at Lautoka. Climate & Energy: 350.org Pacific Climate Warriors urges Fiji and other Pacific governments to back the Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty ahead of Bonn. Tourism & Business: iTaukei Affairs Board support is helping a Lautoka couple expand a growing coffin-making business, while Fiji Airways’ Nadi–Gold Coast direct service boosts travel links.
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