District Health Accountability: Vaisigano 1 MP Amituanai Malolo Tautofi Roma urged Parliament to remove the Sataua district hospital doctor, alleging he’s been away for training, sometimes doesn’t attend patients, and that poor service contributed to deaths of children and elderly residents; the Health Minister Va’aaoao Salumalo Alofipo said he’ll act soon and noted the district should have reported concerns to the Ministry. Women’s Health Access: Samoa opened its first Cervical Cancer Screening Clinic at Moto’otua and launched the Stay MALU campaign for women and girls aged 30–65, with plans to expand screening to district hospitals. Care in Crisis: Baby Eliana needs urgent help for a liver transplant in India after hepatomegaly, with families seeking support beyond government-covered airfare and treatment. Mental Well-being at Work: Salvation Army Samoa delivered workplace stress and burnout training for staff at the Labour & Employment Export Programme (LEEP) to build safer, supportive environments. Community Health & Environment: Eight Upolu communities joined mangrove monitoring training under Kiwa RESTORE to strengthen local capacity and protect coastal resilience. Renewable Energy Push: Pacific energy experts warned Samoa and neighbours to fast-track locally led renewable solutions as fuel shocks hit hardest in rural and low-income areas. Health System Debate: Public pushback followed PM criticism of doctors and overseas referrals, with critics pointing to deeper issues in Samoa’s healthcare system. Wellness Culture: International Yoga Day events drew global participation, including Pacific representation.