AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoKanak Justice Update: A Paris court dismissed all charges against pro-independence Kanak leader Christian Téin and 13 others linked to the May 2024 unrest, citing insufficient evidence; prosecutors have 10 days to appeal. Electoral Roll Change: France’s Constitutional Council approved a partial “unfreezing” of New Caledonia’s electoral roll for the 28 June provincial elections, allowing over 10,000 more people to vote, mainly those born after restrictions began under the Nouméa Accord. Local Culture at Sea: Carnival Cruise Line issued a Lifou (New Caledonia) dress-code warning ahead of its June 2 port call, telling passengers to avoid G-strings, thongs, monokinis/manikinis and topless sunbathing, and to dress conservatively in markets, churches and community spaces. Regional Connectivity: Fiji Airways will resume direct Nadi–Nouméa flights from 22 September 2026, twice weekly, adding 10,000+ seats annually and boosting people-to-people links. Pacific Church Life: Elder Gary E. Stevenson ministered across Australia, New Caledonia, Samoa and American Samoa, sharing a message of God’s love and joy with local communities and leaders.
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