AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoRugby’s Greatest Rivalry: The All Blacks opened their South Africa tour with a 38-21 win over the Stormers in Cape Town, but coach Dave Rennie admitted the performance left “work to do” after set-piece and aerial issues. Rugby Star Return: Ma’a Nonu has been named on the Sharks bench for the next clash, marking his return to the field against the All Blacks after 11 years. Immigration Reform: The Government is shifting the Parent Resident Visa to a “hybrid” system: 90% of expressions of interest will move through a date-based queue, with 10% still decided by ballot, starting from the November 10 selection. Privacy Warning: UC experts say cheap wearable camera glasses sold in NZ could expose major privacy gaps, since they can record discreetly in everyday places. Health Watch: Autism diagnoses in New Zealand have more than tripled over 15 years, with researchers warning services need to prepare for continued demand. Foreign Policy: New Zealand announced another round of sanctions targeting people supporting Russia’s war, including cyber actors and those involved in forced relocation of Ukrainian children.
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