AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoScreen & Style: An iconic Four Weddings and a Funeral hat has found its way back to Auckland, where collector Karen Lee is restoring the piece made by a millinery company co-owned by her former school friend. Pacific Sport: Tonga and Toa Sāmoa meet Sunday in a World Cup clash carrying deep cultural pride for Pasifika communities across Auckland and beyond. Netball: The Silver Ferns reclaimed the Constellation Cup 3-1, with Māori Queen Te Arikinui Kuini Nga wai hono i te po cheering them on. Te Reo Māori: Nine recipients were honoured at the 2026 language awards, including lifelong champions Moe Milne and Tom Roa. Auckland Halloween: K’ Road’s Freak Out returns with spooky installations, music and trick-or-treating, while suburbs across the city prepare for visitors. Culture in Tauranga: Free Brazilian music, storytelling and family activities are coming to Te Ao Mārama library on November 6 and 7. Youth & Community: Christchurch’s Youth Hub has announced a rooftop urban farm for 2027, offering rangatahi practical skills and work experience. Māori Voters: Māori enrolments have risen since 2023, with overseas Māori enrolments nearly doubling to 13,221.
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