Security & Governance: Solomon Islands PM Mathew Wale says future international security agreements will be more transparent, with stronger parliamentary oversight—though the existing China security deal can’t be publicly shared due to a non-disclosure clause. Australia Ties & Funding: Australia has pledged SBD200 million in direct budget support for Cyclone Maila recovery and to cushion energy-price pressures, while Wale also signals a “reset” with Canberra and talks on a new comprehensive treaty. Minimum Wage Push: SICCI backs the minimum wage review but urges a data-driven approach, warning that any increase must reflect both workers’ cost of living and businesses’ ability to pay, with calls for better, routine economic data. Business & Finance: M-SELEN marks its 3rd anniversary with a nationwide digital rewards promotion running June 11–Oct 2, offering weekly prizes for eligible daily transactions. Trade & Investment Law: Western Province Premier Billy Veo calls for reforms to the Special Economic Zones Act, saying it sidelines provinces and customary landowners from key decisions. Energy & Cost Pressures: A Pacific fuel crisis highlights how renewable targets lag delivery, leaving economies exposed to imported fuel shocks. EU Development Outlook: The EU says its Solomon Islands projects won’t slow despite the new government, pointing to renewable energy, water, and the potential Bina Harbour tuna processing plant for jobs and growth. Honiara Infrastructure: MID warns road users about ongoing Mendana Avenue roadworks and asks for patience and respect toward traffic controllers.