Police & Security Pact: Fiji Police set for a major boost in manpower, intelligence and cybercrime capacity under a Fiji-Australia security partnership, with Cabinet-approved plans to expand force numbers and build new headquarters. Customary Land & Tourism: Nahau landowners want talks over the Momi Bay resort land dispute, but a key sticking point is who represents the sub-clan in negotiations. Local Governance & Social Protection: Lautoka’s anti-begging push may only work long-term if people removed from streets get sustained jobs, housing and welfare support, not just short crackdowns. Customary Land & Mining Law: Namosi landowners call for more transparency and stronger protections for iTaukei owners in the Mining Act review, warning consultation views aren’t clearly reflected in proposed reforms. Health & Courts: A Suva Magistrates Court bench warrant was issued for a former teacher over an alleged 2022 social media post; meanwhile, Manoa Kamikamica’s acquittal clears the way for his return as Deputy PM and commerce minister. Elections Readiness: Fiji’s Elections Office says over 11,000 people are ready to support election (and referendum) operations at short notice. Women in Politics: A new booklet documents six decades of women’s parliamentary contributions, urging more women and girls to seek leadership roles. Maritime Safety: Life Flight (Fiji) urges wider use of emergency locator beacons to speed up sea rescues, after a recent Lau medical rescue. Public Safety on Roads: A new Denarau Road bus stop brings relief, but residents want speed humps and zebra crossings to cut accidents near the Yakuilau area.