AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoWorld Cup travel row: Iran says the US refused visas for key managerial and administrative staff ahead of the 2026 tournament, while US officials say the players have visas; Iran’s squad has shifted base to Tijuana and is heading to US matches including against New Zealand in Los Angeles. Airline costs and fares: Global airline chiefs at the IATA summit in Rio are bracing for fuel shock from the Iran war, with aircraft delivery delays forcing carriers to keep older jets longer. NZ tourism & events: Rhythm and Alps returns for its 16th anniversary in Cardrona Valley with a refreshed two-day format and camping/accommodation options. Employment leave debate: A new NZ poll claims public support for Holidays Act changes is weak, with many believing the overhaul favours employers over workers. Local living with travel links: Auckland residents report a rat surge in Ponsonby, with pest calls reportedly up sharply. NZ property value snapshot: A comparison suggests Christchurch buyers get more inner-city and newer-build value than Auckland at similar price points.
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