AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoWildlife Safety Tragedy: A crocodile handler at Adventure Park in Port Moresby died after being held in the jaws for more than an hour during a feeding demonstration on 5 September, with police later euthanising the animal and the park launching a review of animal-handling and feeding protocols. Conservation Research Partnership: The Tree Kangaroo Conservation Program (TKCP) is partnering with Papua New Guinea University of Technology to expand field-based conservation research in the YUS Conservation Area, with work spanning ecosystems, livelihoods, threats, and community training. Digital Regulation Push: NICTA is consulting on three new bills to modernise PNG’s digital rules, including data governance and protection, digital identity, and emerging technologies. Local Leadership in Energy Exports: Santos says the Kumul Marine Terminal is now fully led by Papua New Guineans, appointing Jackson Jim and Willie Mapal as team leaders. El Niño Watch: Climate updates warn the very strong El Niño is intensifying across the Pacific, with drought and wildfire smoke impacts reaching the region, including parts of Papua New Guinea.
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