International Day of Yoga: Yoga events rolled out across the world, with Abu Dhabi sessions on Jebel Hafeet and other embassy-led gatherings marking IDY 2026. Solomon Games build-up: The Solomon Games 2026 “Rise Together” push is in its final stretch, with organisers confirming last-mile work on sport, accommodation, transport, medical, ceremonies and media, while provinces continue selections ahead of July 6–10. Honiara Rugby Sevens: HRUA wrapped its men’s and women’s sevens selection trials, with the final squads set for endorsement before being sent to the Solomon Games committee. SINU & UNESCO: Solomon Islands National University dean Dr Clyde Puilingi was appointed to UNESCO’s Global Task Force on Traditional Pharmacopoeia in the context of sport values, ethics and integrity. Wan Fire music festival: WAN FIRE kicked off in Port Moresby, bringing together Solomon Islands, Fiji and Vanuatu artists, with Air Niugini backing the celebration of Melanesian music. Sports incentives: NSC announced medal incentives for Solomon Islands athletes, coaches and officials ahead of the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. Para-sport milestone: Para-powerlifter Moffat Tolomae qualified for Glasgow 2026 after an Australian-backed campaign. Local football: Auki Capital League 2026 is set to start in June, with men’s and women’s divisions kicking off a week apart. Community sport & fitness: MFMR began the SALT Corporate Futsal League 2026 with a 1-0 win over Agriculture, as the league promotes workplace fitness and camaraderie.