Transport Disruption (Philippines): NLEx reports slow traffic and a ~1.5km build-up in Tulaoc, Pampanga after flooding, with Lane 3 still impassable and lane-by-lane rules in place at San Simon and other interchanges. Public Transport Planning (Australia): Perth’s Transperth is urging Optus Stadium crowds to leave 40 minutes to 1 hour early for Thursday’s Dockers final, citing peak-hour constraints and past delays. Aviation Policy (Singapore): CAAS sets a Sustainable Aviation Fuel levy for origin-destination passengers and flights departing Singapore from 1 Jan 2027, with tickets showing it as a separate line item and SAFCo managing procurement. Maritime Security (Middle East): Australia calls for the Strait of Hormuz to stay open as Iran restricts shipping; preliminary data shows Hormuz transits down to six vessels on Wednesday. Rail & Infrastructure (Australia/UK/India): Shoalhaven’s rail line was left out of a major 20-year blueprint; East West Rail Oxford line delays new station opening amid possible RMT strike action; India’s KCG–NCJ Express review highlights timetable and display glitches. Road Safety & Congestion (India): Bengaluru police announce flyover and elevated-corridor vehicle restrictions from Sept 4, targeting speed-related accidents. Tech & Navigation (Space): NASA demonstrates GPS-free navigation using optical observations of satellites and orbital debris for future deep-space missions. Aviation Disruption (Kenya): Kenya’s flower exporters face lingering losses after an aviation workers strike left cargo backlogs at JKIA and on farms. Vehicle Inspection Digitisation (Cambodia): Phnom Penh launches a validation app for vehicle technical inspection certificates via partner banks, alongside digital invoices and road licences.