AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoParliament & Culture: Labour MP Deborah Russell defended knitting during Question Time, saying it helps her stay calm and concentrate. Rugby League: Warriors centre Adam Pompey has been granted permission to negotiate an early release, with overseas offers emerging. Transport & Fairness: Auckland’s proposed congestion charging is back in the spotlight, with debate over whether drivers have real public transport alternatives. Environment & Law: Greenpeace says the Government has kept controversial changes in the Conservation Amendment Bill, arguing it weakens the purpose of protecting conservation land. Water Quality: Canterbury’s Lake Hood algae trials were deemed inconclusive, so councils will keep managing flows, volume and weed harvesting while modelling continues. Local Government: Kāpiti Coast Council backs a Ratepayer Assistance Scheme in principle, offering low-interest support and longer-term spreading of development contributions. Safety: A new maritime law will require lifejackets on small recreational vessels while underway. International: Winston Peters says Taiwan’s observer status at the Pacific Islands Forum won’t change next year. Business & Science: Critical Resources has flagged three gold-antimony targets at its Silver Peaks project in Otago.
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