Constitution Reform Debate: University of Fiji law students have sent a draft Constitution to Prime Minister Rabuka, arguing future unconstitutional seizures of power should not be protected by immunity and calling for protections around AI, personal data, digital privacy and internet access. Treaty Scrutiny: Tui Nayau Ratu Tevita is urging Parliament to withhold approval of the Fiji-Australia Vuvale Union and Ocean of Peace Alliance treaties until the public gets a full, independent account of what Fiji is committing to. HIV Emergency Response: Fiji has declared a national HIV emergency as cases surge, with WHO-backed reporting highlighting that while “bluetoothing” is widely discussed, the bigger danger is needle and syringe reuse due to lack of sterile equipment—prompting expanded testing, prevention and treatment. Governance & Institutions: The Great Council of Chiefs welcomed Cabinet’s move toward stand-alone legislation for the Bose Levu Vakaturaga but wants the bill fast-tracked and concerns raised about parts of the law not taking effect immediately. Economy & Resilience: Fiji secured a US$210m ADB package to cushion global shocks, strengthen fiscal resilience and boost disaster preparedness. Tourism Push: Fiji hit a record 105,791 visitor arrivals in July, with tourism leaders stressing “value over volume.” Sports (Suva): The Fiji Kulas host Vanuatu in the MSG Prime Minister’s Cup after a 4-0 loss to PNG, while Fiji’s Flying Fijians were beaten by Japan 20-15 in the Pacific Nations Cup final. Labour Legacy: Tributes continue for late Employment Minister Agni Deo Singh, remembered for restoring tripartite talks and pushing worker-focused reforms.