Health Services Expansion: Honiara’s Naha Birthing and Urban Health Centre will shift to full 24/7 operations from 6 October, with continuous general outpatient care and low-risk delivery services, while specialised clinics and support services keep set weekday hours. Heart Health Focus: World Heart Day events in Solomon Islands highlighted rheumatic heart disease as serious but preventable, urging early recognition and follow-up after sore throats and other warning symptoms. Health Worker Burden Cut: The Ministry of Health and Medical Services has started a national review of health indicators and reporting forms to reduce “clutter” and make routine data easier for staff to use. Water and Health Access: In Moli (Choiseul), families say water shortages affect cooking, hygiene, child welfare and even school hours, with “water is life” repeated by mothers. Safety and Training: Exercise Coastwatchers concluded with 173 RSIPF personnel completing 22 courses, including advanced medical training for provincial officers and safety-focused instruction. Inclusive Services for Youth: A youth parliament participant with deafness urged that special needs must never block access to education and public services, including better accessibility even within Parliament. Human Rights at UN: Solomon Islands supported 140 UN human rights recommendations and noted 41, saying capacity and resources shape what can be taken on.