AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoFlu surge in Cook Islands: Health authorities say under-fives are facing the highest hospitalisation risk as flu-like illnesses spread, urging quick vaccination and preventive care. Health system link-up: Health New Zealand and Te Marae Ora have renewed their Cook Islands health partnership to strengthen specialist referrals in NZ, using a more centralised process to assess and coordinate patient care. Pacific health planning: Pacific Heads of Health met in Rarotonga to push resilient, equitable health systems for a digital age, with focus areas including non-communicable diseases, reproductive health, workforce support, health data and climate resilience. Climate pressure on health: ChildFund New Zealand warns that a strong El Niño could strain drinking water, food supplies and children’s health, on top of ongoing fuel crisis impacts. Sport & wellbeing: Five Cook Islands triathletes gained international racing experience in Mo’orea ahead of next year’s Pacific Games, including a personal-best performance from Maya Postrzygacz.
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