Fuel & Power Costs: A new regional timeline shows how the Pacific fuel crisis forced countries to scramble for supply, lean on wealthy neighbours and donors, and accept sharp diesel and electricity price hikes—Fiji doubled its urban diesel ceiling in Viti Levu (Suva/Nadi), Samoa lifted it by more than two thirds, and Tonga by over 60% in Tongatapu—while leaders pushed for faster solar and other renewables to avoid repeat shocks. Fisheries & Ocean Protection: Fiji fisheries officer Akosita Cavora Samuela highlights how tuna enforcement and sustainability work protect livelihoods and culture, including Pacific-wide operations like Tui Moana (4–22 May 2026). Climate Adaptation in Practice: Solomon Islands’ A’ama tribe relocation underscores the real-world perils of climate change and weak services along flood-prone river settlements, with families moved after the 2014 flash floods. Regional Finance Coordination: Pacific finance ministers meet in the Marshall Islands to tackle the Middle East crisis and strengthen economic resilience, with the Pacific Resilience Facility on the agenda. El Niño Preparedness: SPREP urges Pacific communities to start practical preparations now that El Niño is underway, stressing early action to reduce risks. Niue Budget Watch: Niue’s budget is under scrutiny as deficits grow and some community spending is left out.