Solomon Islands–Australia Reset: New PM Matthew Wale met Anthony Albanese in Canberra and pushed for a “comprehensive strategic treaty,” plus a review of the China security deal, with Australia pledging SBD$200m (AUD$35m) for Cyclone Maila response and energy-shock support, alongside more training and visas. EU Seafood Compliance: Fisheries officials from Fiji, Kiribati, Solomon Islands and Tuvalu trained in Suva on EU Delegated Regulation (EU) 2025/1449, tightening freezer-vessel temperature rules and affecting about 97% of EU-listed Pacific vessels exporting to the bloc. Bina Harbour Tuna Processing: A high-level EU delegation met MFMR supervising minister Hon. Franklyn Derek Wasi to discuss potential EU support for the Bina Harbour Tuna Processing Plant in Malaita. Energy & Industry Costs: A Pacific Business Brief reports fuel prices still surging, with Solomon Islands keeping caps mostly steady while regional inflation risks remain tied to energy costs. Renewables for Tourism: Heritage Park Hotel commissioned a large solar-plus-battery system to supply up to 95% of its power, cutting diesel use sharply. Food & Farming Push: JAAS experts began a two-month mission with MALD to boost Solomon Islands rice development, including plans for mechanized commercial farming. Tourism Threat from Sanitation: UNICEF warned open defecation and poor waste management are hurting visitor experience and could slow tourism growth. Ports & Trade: Solomon Ports announced a public open day for its 70th anniversary, with engineering and operations demonstrations.