Jerusalem Embassies: Pacific nations are pushing to open embassies in Jerusalem, with experts pointing to deep Christian belief and biblical prophecy as a key driver behind support for Israel. Water Disruption in Honiara: Solomon Water warns east Honiara residents around Ranadi Industrial Area, Panatina Sports Stadiums and King George Secondary School may face low pressure or no water as Panatina Tank levels hit critical lows, caused by borehole pump problems. Football (OFC U-16 Women): New Zealand’s Bonnie Rice scored a late winner to beat Fiji 1-0 in Honiara, sending the Young Football Ferns into the semi-finals. Sports Development: Makira-Ulawa trained 60 school and sports representatives through its first Oceania Sport Education Programme and Physical Education training, focusing on governance, coaching, athlete development and child safety. Inclusive Sport: SINIS hosted a Play for Equity Open Day bringing 180+ participants from seven disability organisations together for adapted games, including seated volleyball. Trade & Culture: Honiara’s Annual National Trade Fair runs Sept 9–16 at FOPA Village, with daily exhibitions plus cultural performances and a float parade. Peace Corps Returns: Solomon Islands and the US signed an agreement to renew the Peace Corps programme, with volunteers set to restart after more than 20 years. Popondetta Festival: Oro’s Popondetta Arts and Music Festival (Sept 4–6) celebrated local talent in music and dance, with Solomon Islands artist Sean Rii among performers. Netball Training: The ADF Netball Association will run coaching and umpiring sessions in Honiara Sept 21–25, with provincial nominations encouraged.