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Between the Lines. Randomly test for drugs, waiting on audit, river raided for stones, a drinking spot revealed, rebate ...
19/12/2025

Between the Lines. Randomly test for drugs, waiting on audit, river raided for stones, a drinking spot revealed, rebate for cars and keep calm.

RANDOMLYDrug tests should be random, and no notice should be given. Giving notice allows people to flush their systems clean. This is why the World Anti-Doping Agency shows up announced when they suspect...

The $10 million compensation from the New Zealand government for the damages caused by the sinking of the Manawanui will...
19/12/2025

The $10 million compensation from the New Zealand government for the damages caused by the sinking of the Manawanui will be paid to individuals in Safata, revealed Prime Minister La'aulialemalietoa Leuatea Schmidt.

The $10 million compensation from the New Zealand government for the damages caused by the sinking of the Manawanui will be paid to individuals in Safata, revealed Prime Minister La'aulialemalietoa Leuatea...

Opposition and Human Rights Protection Party (HRPP) leader Tuilaepa Sa’ilele Malielegaoi has called out Speaker of the H...
19/12/2025

Opposition and Human Rights Protection Party (HRPP) leader Tuilaepa Sa’ilele Malielegaoi has called out Speaker of the House Auapaʻau Mulipola Aloitafua, saying he lacks a basic understanding of parliamentary procedures.

Opposition and Human Rights Protection Party (HRPP) leader Tuilaepa Sa’ilele Malielegaoi has called out Speaker of the House Auapaʻau Mulipola Aloitafua, saying he lacks a basic understanding of parliamentary...

Members of parliament including cabinet ministers and the Prime Minister, will undergo drug tests next year to lead by e...
19/12/2025

Members of parliament including cabinet ministers and the Prime Minister, will undergo drug tests next year to lead by example, as the government is concerned about the involvement of public servants in the drug trade

Members of parliament including cabinet ministers and the Prime Minister, will undergo drug tests next year to lead by example, as the government is concerned about the involvement of public servants...

Editorial. It is hard to imagine that in 2025, there are families living without a water supply or electricity. Close to...
19/12/2025

Editorial. It is hard to imagine that in 2025, there are families living without a water supply or electricity. Close to 50 families in Vaitele-tai are apparently doing just that.

It is hard to imagine that in 2025, there are families living without a water supply or electricity. Close to 50 families in Vaitele-fou are apparently doing just that.Vaitele-fou is considered to be...

Patients admitted to the Acute 8 Ward of the Tupua Tamasese Meaole Hospital (TTM) have raised concerns after pieces of t...
19/12/2025

Patients admitted to the Acute 8 Ward of the Tupua Tamasese Meaole Hospital (TTM) have raised concerns after pieces of the ceiling fell.

Patients admitted to the Acute 8 Ward of the Tupua Tamasese Meaole Hospital (TTM) have raised concerns after pieces of the ceiling fell.While no one was injured, questions have been raised about the condition of the national hospital.A video of the fallen ceiling was posted on social media. A sta...

Arnold and Sheera Meredith have opened A+, their stationery store in Lepea, an idea that grew from their own experiences...
19/12/2025

Arnold and Sheera Meredith have opened A+, their stationery store in Lepea, an idea that grew from their own experiences and travel.

Bringing a touch of magic to Samoa, Arnold and Sheera Meredith opened their new stationery store, A+, in Lepea on Friday, 19 December, slowly growing their business and hoping to inspire children in Samoa.Unlike...

Lorraine Faapale, a 19-year-old from Vaipuna Village, stood proudly as she graduated with a certificate in Small Busines...
19/12/2025

Lorraine Faapale, a 19-year-old from Vaipuna Village, stood proudly as she graduated with a certificate in Small Business Operation, marking her determination.

Lorraine Faapale, a 19-year-old from Vaipuna Village, stood proudly as she graduated with a certificate in Small Business Operation, marking her determination.Young in age but firm in purpose, Lorraine...

Concerns have been raised about child neglect after a child was brought to the Samoa Victim Support Group (SVSG) after b...
19/12/2025

Concerns have been raised about child neglect after a child was brought to the Samoa Victim Support Group (SVSG) after being found alone, unclothed, and disoriented in a public area.

Concerns have been raised about child neglect after a child was brought to the Samoa Victim Support Group (SVSG) after being found alone, unclothed, and disoriented in a public area.SVSG said this is...

From excelling in the classroom in Samoa to graduating with a law degree in New Zealand, Cisco Anthony Pesamino’s journe...
19/12/2025

From excelling in the classroom in Samoa to graduating with a law degree in New Zealand, Cisco Anthony Pesamino’s journey is one of determination, service, and faith.

From excelling in the classroom in Samoa to graduating with a law degree in New Zealand, Cisco Anthony Pesamino’s journey is one of determination, service, and faith.Cisco was a top English student,...

Close to 50 families from Vaitele Tai have been living for years without access to water and electricity, and claim it i...
18/12/2025

Close to 50 families from Vaitele Tai have been living for years without access to water and electricity, and claim it is the impact of regulations governing access and a split in the village

Close to 50 families from Vaitele Tai have been living for years without access to water and electricity, and claim it is the impact of regulations governing access and a split in the villageAccording...

Begging for money is a crime, which is punishable by a jail term, clarified Acting Police Commissioner, Leiataua Samuelu...
18/12/2025

Begging for money is a crime, which is punishable by a jail term, clarified Acting Police Commissioner, Leiataua Samuelu Afamasaga.

Begging for money is a crime, which is punishable by a jail term, clarified Acting Police Commissioner, Leiataua Samuelu Afamasaga, as more stories of individuals begging and scamming people by using...

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