 H.R.P.P caucus meets over future of membersThe Human Rights Protection Party (H.R.P.P) caucus met on Monday evening to discuss the future of Tu’u’u Anasi’i Leota and Papali’i Niko Lee Hang within the party. Hits: 747 | Comments |
 Levao stays mumThe Tautua Samoa Party’s Shadow Minister for Works, Levaopolo Talatonu Va’ai,is remaining tightlipped on reports that he is set to resign from the party. Hits: 605 | Comments |
 Legal threat rejected, Govt. response escapes scrutinyPrime Minister, Tuilaepa Sa’ilele Malielegaoi, has poured cold water on a threat of legal action against officials implicated in corrupt activities within the government. Hits: 538 | Comments |
Why mosquitoes seem to bite some people more There’s always one in a crowd, a sort of harbinger of the oncoming mosquito onslaught: a person mosquitoes seem to target more than others. What is it about these unlucky chosen few that makes them mosquito magnets? Hits: 161 | Comments |
Students sit first S.A.T. exam in Samoa History was made at Pesega College last Saturday when the U.S. University/College Admissions exam, the Scholastic Aptitude Test(SAT), was administered in Samoa for the first time. Hits: 229 | Comments |
Parliament passes Supplementary budget After a weeklong debate last week, Parliament has passed the $10 million Supplementary Budget for 2014/2015. The budget was tabled by Prime Minister and the Minister of Finance, Tuilaepa Sa’ilele Malielegaoi in Parliament during last session of Parliament for 2014. Hits: 152 | Comments |
Invaluable and durable economic partnership celebrated The rain on Monday night did not hamper the celebration of this year’s Australia Day held at the Australian High Commissioner’s residence. Hits: 226 | Comments |
Hydro stink nothing new The stink at Taelefaga caused by the water at Hydro Power station in the village is not new. The issue has been the subject of several reports and studies dating back 20 years ago. Hits: 229 | Comments |
Sports
 Future stars on their wayOne of the forces behind the Rugby Academy Samoa and former Manu Samoa captain, Mahonri Schwalger, is on cloud nine. Merely five months after the official launch of the Academy, five of his boys are set to leave the country on rugby scholarships. Hits: 2907 | Comments |
Despite loss, Soccer team lauded Despite bringing home a record of four losses and one win, the Samoan squad that competed in the Preliminaries of the Oceania Football Confederation under 17 men’s Championship is still lauded. Hits: 516 | Comments |
Samoa grabs world attention Samoa is receiving world-class attention this week in taekwondo with two grand masters in the sport visiting the country to lift the profile of the sport. Hits: 2766 | Comments |
Door opens to the United States The Rugby Academy Samoa’s quest to give promising young Samoan rugby players the chance to develop their talents and education overseas took another positive step. Hits: 5195 | Comments |
