Pacific Climate Risk: SPREP is urging Pacific communities to start preparing for El Niño after the WMO’s Pacific Regional Climate Centre declared an event underway, warning impacts will vary by country but could be far-reaching. Ocean Monitoring: Climate Change Cook Islands has begun an oceanographic survey of the Cook Islands moana using the Kaharoa II, with measurements for temperature, salinity, plankton and currents plus plastic pollution sampling to set a baseline for future monitoring. Climate Displacement: A report from Solomon Islands highlights the A’ama tribe’s relocation after Cyclone Ita-triggered flash floods in 2014, underscoring how climate change forces communities to move and rebuild. Fisheries Partnership: Pacific Island Parties and the United States met under the 1987 Treaty on Fisheries, reaffirming long-running cooperation and focusing on implementation after 2024 renegotiations. Niue-Relevant Governance: A roundup notes Niue’s budget is under scrutiny as a deficit grows, with community spending reportedly left out—an issue that can shape environmental and resilience work. Health & Environment Link: Pacific leaders and researchers say cervical cancer elimination is achievable within a generation, pointing to prevention tools like HPV vaccination and screening—public health progress that supports community resilience. Regional Spotlight: NZ Rugby has confirmed there will be no Moana Pasifika in Super Rugby Pacific from 2027, but left the door open for a Pacific-based franchise beyond 2027.