AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoEducation Policy: Labour says it will set up an independent body to oversee New Zealand’s school curriculum and assessment, with an interim expert group in its first three months and a pause on some current curriculum rollouts. Economy Watch: Stats NZ reports GDP grew 0.2% in the June quarter, with construction and manufacturing helping, after revised 0.9% growth in March. Public Safety & Accountability: The Minister has moved against Fire and Emergency NZ leadership, with confidence issues and union criticism over withheld information. Community Impact: Public Service Association warns proposed DIA cuts will reduce community funding support roles and shrink local service centres, hitting rural and Māori communities hardest. Health Crisis: Fiji declares a national HIV emergency as diagnoses surge, with authorities pointing to sexual transmission and injecting drug use. Auckland Concerns: Police reassure Auckland’s Chinese community after cars with markings resembling Chinese police vehicles sparked unease. Transport Leadership: Kinetic appoints Wellington-born Tessa Auelua as CEO for its New Zealand business. Sports: Dame Noeline Taurua is reappointed Silver Ferns head coach through to the 2027 Netball World Cup.
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