Super Deans Rugby: Queen Victoria School booked the U14 final against Ratu Navula after beating MGM 22-15, while Ratu Navula edged RKS 26-25; semi-final action also includes U18 clashes (Suva Grammar vs Ra High at 3pm, Lelean vs Nasinu at 3.40pm) with Fiji Police stepping up presence and live coverage on VITI+. Maritime security: The US handed Fiji three new seven-metre rigid-hull inflatable boats and a ramp to boost operations against drug trafficking, illegal fishing and improve search-and-rescue capability. Tourism workforce: Tourism Minister Viliame Gavoka says Fiji needs at least 100,000 hospitality workers to meet demand, urging graduates to build careers locally rather than becoming “the cheapest pair of hands” overseas. Energy transition: Energy Fiji Limited admits it must ramp up solar capability to stay on track for 90% renewables by 2036, saying it needs new skills and competencies by 2029. Business & finance: BSP says investor confidence is strengthening as it expands digital banking across Fiji and the Pacific. Local economy pressures: Labasa taxi operators oppose the return to lower fares from September 1, warning it will worsen financial struggles amid high costs and illegal pirate taxis. Governance & courts: Fiji’s High Court questioned whether a Magistrate knew of a permanent stay order when police re-seized devices from journalist Charlie Charters. Entrepreneurship push: The RBF-backed Fiji Innovation Hub aims to unlock entrepreneurial potential by connecting founders with mentors, investors, training and networks.