Music & Culture: The National Cultural Commission has approved K20,000 support for Papua New Guinean reggae artist and cultural ambassador Anslom Nakikus, with K10,000 toward his trip to Jamaica and K10,000 to cover travel from Jamaica to Vanuatu. He’s heading to Montego Bay for two weeks of work with Jamaican musicians and a recording label on a new album, building on earlier international trips to India and Hawaii. Tourism Marketing: Vanuatu Tourism Office has launched “Vanuatu Uncovered,” its most personal campaign yet, running until 21 November and targeting Australians with real Ni-Vanuatu stories across Efate, Espiritu Santo and Tanna. The campaign pushes viewers to vanuatu.travel/answerthecall and rolls out via Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube. Food & Community: The Pacific Islands Forum Fisheries Agency and SPC are kicking off “Tuna Bites” for UN World Tuna Day and Pacific Tuna Month, with a one-day tuna dish competition in Vanuatu and other Pacific countries, judged by local culinary experts and broadcast on TV. Arts & Rights: A legal fight is underway in California over a Vogue Portugal photo shoot involving Amyl and the Sniffers’ Amy Taylor and photographer Jamie Nelson, with claims ranging from misuse of likeness to copyright issues. Sports Spotlight: Pacific athletes keep stacking medals and records, while Vanuatu audiences also get match viewing guides for major football fixtures like Valencia vs Barcelona and Newcastle vs Bournemouth.