Road Safety & City Works: The Ministry of Infrastructure Development is urging Honiara road users to be patient and follow signs around Mendana Avenue roadworks after an incident where a pedestrian slapped a traffic controller. New Zealand–Solomons Reset: Solomon Islands PM Matthew Wale is in New Zealand for talks with PM Christopher Luxon and Foreign Minister Winston Peters, with a focus on development, climate resilience, accountability, and stronger Pacific partnerships. Sports Pathways: Solomon Islands U23 men’s and women’s 3×3 teams have left for New Caledonia for an Oceania Nations League Cup where the winner qualifies for the U23 World Cup. Labour & Cost of Living: A minimum wage review is underway, with the Labour Division conducting surveys across provinces and analysis to follow with the NSO and ILO. Community Conservation: WWF Solomon Islands held its quarterly meeting for community facilitators across seascape regions to review progress and plan next steps. Water Upgrade in Honiara: Solomon Water says construction of new concrete reservoirs at Tasahe, Titinge and Panatina is progressing into testing and commissioning. Anti-Corruption Push: Wale says officials suspected of corruption or misuse of public funds will be removed, as he begins cleaning up government.