Pacific Ocean Conservation & Voyaging: Te Piri mā’ohi o Te Moana Nui a Hiva brought Pacific community and government leaders to Rapa Nui to share voyaging knowledge and push marine conservation, with Solomon Islands among the participants. Education & Skills: USP graduation in Samoa saw 224 students graduate, including 161 women, as the ceremony celebrated Pacific unity and learning. Climate Finance for Farmers: TrigaCash microinsurance is rolling out across Solomon Islands to trigger automatic payouts for farmers and fishers after extreme weather, using meteorological data and support from CBSI, SINPF, World Vision and partners. Tourism Leadership in Honiara: New Culture & Tourism Minister James Bonuga met Tourism Solomons and the National Tourism Office team, reviewing visitor numbers and calling for tighter industry collaboration. Regional Weather Planning: Pacific meteorological directors gathered in Honiara to review the PIMS 2017–2026 strategy and draft the next plan through 2036. Mining & Local Industry: Gold Ridge Mining welcomed Prime Minister Matthew Wale’s election, highlighting Gold Ridge’s past tax and royalty contribution and future growth plans. Procurement Pressure on Local Firms: Pacific businesses say strict donor bidding qualification rules are blocking capable local contractors from major infrastructure work. Roadworks Disruptions: Mendana Avenue CBD works continue until July, with lane closures and traffic delays expected. Agriculture Trade Tension: Copra and cocoa exporters in Solomon Islands say removed export levies hurt farmers, reduced trade and damaged buyer confidence. WASH at Vavalu Primary: New water and sanitation facilities were handed over in Guadalcanal, improving hygiene and school attendance, especially for girls. Legal Appointment: Gabriel Suri was sworn in as Solomon Islands Attorney General as government reforms move forward.