AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoMSG Prime Minister’s Cup: Fiji’s Bula Boys booked a home final with a 2-1 win over New Caledonia, scoring through Scott Wara and Maikah Dau; they’ll face defending champions Vanuatu on Saturday. Constitution & Parliament: A Bill proposes keeping a 55-member Parliament with 33 constituency seats (including 5 maritime) and 22 party-list seats, with proportional representation rules. Cost of living pressures: FCCC fuel and LPG prices rise from Oct 1, with diesel up 20–22 cents per litre and a 4.5kg LPG cylinder up 82 cents on Viti/Vanua Levu. Energy reliability: Monasavu Dam remains above safe levels, but EFL is conserving hydro and boosting thermal generation as El Niño-driven dry conditions loom. Courts & drugs: Police say they don’t guard High Court drug exhibits; meanwhile cocaine exhibits are reported missing and linked to a wider investigation. Climate & health: WHO’s Pacific chief urges treating climate change as a health emergency, calling for aligned climate and health financing. Business & finance: Fijian Holdings reports $67m profit before tax and assets topping $1b, shifting focus to returns on investments. Local governance: Roadside vending needs FRA approval and can involve road-reserve trespass; market regulations are being standardised. Sports business: Fiji FA warns players not to turn up for IDC if on drugs as drug testing ramps up. Trade & development: China-backed Vanua Levu road upgrades are set to start before year-end, targeting 80+ km of rural roads.
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