No-Confidence Monday: Solomon Islands Parliament will sit Monday, Sept 7, with a no-confidence motion against PM Matthew Wale set to be moved by East Malaita MP Manasseh Maelanga, alongside a finance-related resolution to keep public services funded at last year’s level. Security Prep: RSIPF has sworn in more than 35 Correctional Services officers to support the planned operation, while SICCI has met police to keep businesses and the public informed and to prioritise protection of critical infrastructure. Honiara Incident: RSIPF detained an Australian national after a threatening weapon incident near the SDA-Vura main road in east Honiara; police say the suspect refused orders and was controlled with less-lethal force, with no firearm found in a vehicle search. Agriculture Training: SIART continued capacity building in Malaita, training young agriculture extension officers and provincial teams on financial literacy and feed formulation to help agribusiness producer organisations run profitable operations. Fisheries Inclusion: MFMR launched its Gender Equality, Disability and Social Inclusion (GEDSI) strategy 2026–2030 to broaden participation across the fisheries sector. Sports (Local Focus): Solomon Islands U-19 captain Jayroll Patty scored a hat-trick to send the team into the OFC U-19 semi-finals, while Solomon Islands hosts the OFC U-16 Women’s Championship this week. Regional Climate Voice: Solomon Islands children presented climate solutions to national leaders and partners at Klaemet Tok Stori from Pikinini, urging action on rising seas, food and water insecurity, and cultural loss. Earthquake: A 5.9-magnitude quake struck the Solomon Islands, according to GFZ.