AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoOFC Men’s Champions League: Auckland City FC and Central Coast FC set for the final in Ba at 3pm Saturday (Fiji time), with Central Coast becoming the first Solomon Islands club to reach the showpiece in 17 years. Road to the final: Auckland City topped Group A and advanced with late goals, while Central Coast surged through the semis after a disciplined win over AS Tiga Sport and a semi-final clash lined up versus Galaxy FC. Local sport development: Solomon Islands athletics is getting a boost as teachers and coaches take part in the World Athletics Kids’ Athletics “Train the Trainer” course at SINIS to build grassroots skills early. Safeguarding in sport: Pacific Mini Games safeguarding work flagged 11 abuse cases in Palau, with most victims girls and women and many incidents involving athletes. Culture on screen: Pacific filmmakers are spotlighting identity at major festivals in NZ and Australia, including a Cook Islands short about weaving a kete to explore creative culture. Arts & governance: SIFF backs FIFA President Gianni Infantino’s leadership direction, while the Solomon Islands Government launches a US$3M peacebuilding fund programme across all nine provinces.
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