AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoPolice & Training: Fiji Police Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu told new recruits the force is “not a breeding ground for criminals,” stressing ethical, accountable policing as 52 officers from Fiji and Tuvalu graduate from a revamped four-month course. Schools & Safety: With weather improving, all schools across Fiji are set to resume normal operations tomorrow, but parents are urged to use discretion in flood-affected or unsafe areas. Constitution Review (Culture & Faith): CRC consultations in Tailevu heard calls to formally protect the role of traditional chiefs in Fiji’s Constitution, while other leaders warned that religious differences are weakening village unity and communal work. Border & Work Rights: Immigration reforms are being reviewed to add penalties for employers exploiting foreign workers, after concerns that current laws mainly punish workers. Maritime Security: Fiji is recruiting coastal communities, fishermen and boat operators to help spot drug trafficking, building on a multi-agency maritime security programme piloted in Kadavu. Lifestyle & Community: Ah Liki Wholesale partners with Pasifika Sanitary Products to distribute locally made sanitary care solutions across Samoa. Sport (Fiji in the spotlight): Fiji Pearls coach Michelle Parsons says the upcoming international window will test physical and mental readiness with an intense seven-times-a-week training schedule.
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