AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoAustralia–Solomon Treaty Push: Leaked messages say Canberra is racing to sign a “comprehensive” security treaty with Honiara, promising at least A$980m (about US$705m) in new funding tied to free education, visa improvements and security requests—sparking Opposition Claims of Foreign Political Interference. Parliament & Governance: The no-confidence motion against PM Matthew Wale was withdrawn and parliament adjourned indefinitely, while leaders debate how to deliver the Free Education rollout. Mining Law Reform: Mines Minister Derrick Manu’ari says the current “first come, first serve” licensing system is a major flaw and is moving amendments to strengthen customary landowner input. Public Safety & US Support: The US says it will provide four airport rescue and firefighting vehicles for Honiara International Airport and will assess Parliament building rehabilitation; the US also signed to restore Peace Corps. Health & Water: China delivered 22 water tanks for West Makira schools and communities; Guadalcanal’s Gifu Primary School received a new WASH facility. Sports & Inclusion: Makira-Ulawa trained 60 school and sports reps under OSEP/PE, and SINIS hosted a Play for Equity open day for people with disabilities. Biosecurity Strategy: Government launched a 10-year National Biosecurity Strategy (2026–2036) to protect agriculture and food security.
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