AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoGender-Affirming Care: The High Court has ruled unlawful the ban on new puberty-blocker prescriptions for young people with gender dysphoria, restoring access while the legal challenge continues. Early Learning: Cabinet has agreed to create a framework for nature-based early childhood education, giving providers a clearer route to operate and parents more choice. Māori Arts: Te Puia has unveiled a new waharoa marking 100 years since the Māori Arts and Crafts Act, honouring generations who have sustained Māori knowledge and creativity. Screen Industry: Directors’ Guild DEGANZ has declined to support an American director’s bid for a New Zealand film rebate, renewing debate over how public funding can back local creative talent. Māori Music: Theia has received two University of Auckland Blues Awards for her music and advocacy, while Stan Walker celebrated 17 years in music with a sold-out orchestral show. Youth Voice: With more than 166,000 people aged 18 to 24 unenrolled ahead of the election, rangatahi say young people care about politics but often feel unheard.
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