Maritime Tragedy in Vanuatu: Questions are growing after the MV Matui ferry sank off Vanuatu, with at least two deaths confirmed and more than 30 still missing. Rescuers pulled 15 survivors from the water over the weekend, while police say they weren’t told the vessel was missing until 22 hours after it was believed to have sunk. Reports also raise concerns about approval limits, with claims the boat wasn’t cleared for more than 30 people and left without Maritime Safety Authority knowledge. Regional Sport Spotlight: The MSG Prime Ministers Cup is set to bring Melanesian nations together through football, with Fiji hosting and the women’s teams included again—Vanuatu previously hosted in 2022. Cricket Pathways: Samoa’s Under-19 boys made history by reaching the final of the East Asia-Pacific qualifier in Vanuatu, and the Samoa Cricket Association president says the experience could open doors to overseas clubs. Vanuatu Tourism & Culture: Vanuatu Tourism Office launched “Vanuatu Uncovered,” a new consumer campaign aimed at Australians, featuring Ni-Vanuatu stories filmed across Efate, Espiritu Santo and Tanna, running until 21 November. Sports & Entertainment Watch: Apple is bundling Apple TV and Apple Arcade into iCloud+ in 100+ countries (not the US), while global match-watch guides keep rolling for major football fixtures.