AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoWorld Cup travel chaos (Iran): Iran’s squad faced strict US rules after its 2-2 draw with New Zealand, with officials confirming players had to leave the US the same evening and visa issues affecting winger Mehdi Torabi—though a new multiple-entry visa was secured for him. Airline expansion: Qatar Airways announced a Summer 2026 network boost, adding 26 destinations and restoring services to 160+ places, including Auckland and Adelaide, plus more US frequencies ahead of the World Cup. Tourism & safety risk: NEMA says tsunami survival odds for Milford Sound visitors remain low, and it’s funding more research to better understand the risk. Local infrastructure for visitors: Waipā District Council opened a new bridge linking Te Awa Rise to Cambridge, improving walk/cycle access and reducing reliance on major roads. Waste & environment: Waste Management NZ is seeking fast-track approval for the Dome Valley landfill north of Auckland after years of legal delays. Health update: New Zealand reported no new community COVID-19 cases, with a small number of new managed-isolation cases. Housing crisis angle: A new report argues councils can’t afford the pipes and roads for growth, proposing private funding models to unlock housing supply.
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