Solomon Islands–Australia reset: New PM Matthew Wale has begun reshaping foreign policy, with talks in Canberra where leaders backed a stronger strategic treaty focus on regional security, economic cooperation and development, and Wale said he will review the 2022 China security pact. Diplomatic outreach: Wale is set to visit New Zealand next week for meetings with PM Christopher Luxon and ministers, signalling early engagement with Wellington on education, fisheries and policing. Regional security planning: Pacific Forum foreign ministers endorsed a regional response mechanism tied to the Middle East crisis, with Solomon Islands FM Rick Houenipwela chairing. Education recovery: GREAT/MEHRD is prioritising schools in Choiseul and Western Province after Cyclone Maila, including safety assessments and repurposed funding for repairs and temporary learning spaces. EU fisheries compliance: Solomon Islands fisheries officials joined a Suva training on new EU freezer-ship food-safety rules that could affect 97% of EU-listed Pacific vessels. Community support: West Makira constituency delivered 41 laptops and 12 smartphones to students via CDF education funding. Weather alert: SIMS issued a strong wind warning for multiple provinces, urging sea travellers to take precautions. Labour mobility: Foreign Minister Rick Hou led a visit to Solomon Islands workers in Australia under the labour mobility scheme.