Climate Action at UNGA81: PNG and Solomon Islands leaders told the UN that sea-level rise is an “existential threat” and demanded real emissions cuts and faster support for vulnerable states, with PM Matthew Wale pushing for grant-based, predictable climate finance and Environment Minister Wayne Ghemu calling for practical action on climate mobility. Climate Mobility & Dignity: Ghemu urged a coalition approach where communities help decide whether to stay, adapt or move with dignity as coastal erosion and saltwater intrusion intensify. Financial Crime Controls: FIU Director Jimmy Sendersley said Solomon Islands needs stronger anti-money laundering and proceeds-of-crime enforcement, including better asset tracing, beneficial ownership focus and tighter multi-agency and international cooperation. Agriculture Support (SIART): World Bank-funded SIART is backing 14,665 farmers via 96 ABPO grants worth SBD38.08m across Guadalcanal, Malaita and Makira/Ulawa for cocoa, coconut, piggery, poultry and other value chains. Ports Sustainability: SIPA signed with Australia’s NTRO to co-develop a Solomon Islands-led GreenPort Framework to strengthen port resilience and reduce environmental impacts. Education & Regionalism: USP marked 25 September graduations in Honiara, with 215 students urged to turn Pacific knowledge into action. Work Placement Pathway: Australia confirmed PALM eligibility for Solomon Islands citizens among 10 Pacific countries for legal work placements. Security at National Referral Hospital: NRH announced new security measures, including CCTV and RSIPF support, after theft and overcrowding concerns. Sports (MSG Prime Minister’s Cup): Solomon Islands drew 3-3 with Vanuatu in Suva, keeping the race tight.