Climate Justice at UN: Attorney Generals from 16 Pacific states, including Solomon Islands, are in Nadi for a writeshop to prepare Pacific submissions to the ICJ on climate change, with Fiji’s AG stressing “climate justice” and urgent action. PM Wale Climate Push: At UNGA, Solomon Islands PM Matthew Wale backed calls for industrial nations to cut emissions and urged climate finance to be grant-based, predictable, and accessible for vulnerable states. Climate Mobility: Environment Minister Wayne Ghemu said climate mobility is already a lived reality for Solomon Islands and called for dignity-focused, community-led decisions on whether to stay, adapt, or move. Organised Crime & Governance: At the Attorney-General’s Conference of Parties, officials warned that weak institutions, poor coordination, and politicised appointments can open doors for transnational organised crime; Professor Transform Aqorau also urged merit and law-centred governance. Public Health Advisory: The Ministry of Health told Honiara residents to use city clinics for non-emergency care, reserving NRH emergency services for critical cases. Hospital Security: NRH announced new security measures, including CCTV and RSIPF support, after theft and overcrowding concerns. Community Support: North Guadalcanal’s constituency office funded two Anglican churches with $100,000 ahead of consecrations. Police Leadership Training: Two RSIPF officers are set to travel to the UK for a month-long international leadership programme.