Fuel Relief Push: Fiji Taxi Association is demanding urgent government help as petrol prices jump to about $3.93–$4.54/litre and fares haven’t moved since 2011, arguing taxis—mostly small operators—are being squeezed while bus firms get subsidies. Consumer Watch: The Consumer Council wants earlier fuel and LPG price notices, saying last-minute announcements trigger panic buying, queues and alleged LPG hoarding. Labour Response: Fiji Teachers Union rejects any idea of cutting civil servants’ salaries to offset the fuel crisis, saying workers shouldn’t pay for global shocks. Transport Disruption: Natovi Jetty will close for 24 hours after an underwater survey found submerged boulders creating a navigation hazard, with berthing and loading suspended. Justice & Skills: A new Korotasere Magistrates Court is planned to cut costly travel for Cakaudrove residents, while Pacific Polytech graduates are urged to plug Fiji’s skills gaps. Seafood Trade: Fiji and other Pacific states are training authorities to meet new EU freezer-vessel rules, expected to affect 97% of EU-listed Pacific vessels. Environment & Health: Fiji’s environmental health body is calling for noise pollution to be explicitly included in the Public Health Amendment Bill so officers can enforce it. Logistics Growth: Rugby player Samuela Tawake is setting up a logistics business on Ovalau as he plans life after sport.