Reserve Bank Watch: Fiji’s 2026 growth forecast has been cut to 1.5% from 3.0% as tourism momentum cools, inflation is set to top 6%, and higher fuel costs plus weaker consumer confidence bite. Cost Pressure on Food Supply: Fish vendors in Labasa say rising fuel and licensing delays are squeezing margins, pushing them to ask for targeted budget support to keep fish affordable. Energy Skills for Resilience: Pacific communities, including Fiji, are accelerating solar training through hands-on programmes, aiming to cut power costs and improve reliability for schools and small businesses. Maritime Operations: Natovi Jetty is back to normal after hazard removal, with MSAF revoking recent restricted-operation notices. Seafarer Compliance: MSAF has given seafarers one week to ensure medical fitness certificates are valid ahead of nationwide checks. Australia Support for Services: Australia will add AUD$16m (about FJ$24m) to Fiji’s schools and health facilities programme, extending delivery to Dec 2028 with climate-resilient upgrades. Sugar Sector Tension: Cane growers are demanding clarity on 2026 cane payments even as the Opposition welcomes a guaranteed $85/tonne price. Solar for Education: An all-female solar installation team helped bring 24/7 power to Ratu Naivalu Memorial School on Waya Island, boosting learning and technical pathways for women.