Police officer assaults woman

A family has lodged a complaint against a police officer who allegedly threw punches at a woman in front of the Cultural Centre in Apia while assisting other police officers make peace amid a fight in front of the Samoa Tourism Cultural Village on Friday night.

By Talaia Mika • 02 December 2023, 9:00PM

Weightlifting team scoops three more gold

Samoa's weightlifting team are the latest athletes to push the country's gold medal tally to 21 at the 2023 XVII Pacific Games currently underway in Honiara, Solomon Islands.

By Talaia Mika • 25 November 2023, 5:00PM

A'eau is correct: exams are a student’s right

Editorial | Incomplete secondary education for Samoan youths puts them at a comparative disadvantage when compared to those from other Pacific Island nations.

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By The Editorial Board • 28 November 2023, 10:00AM

Clothing manufacturing revisited

I started a fashion brand in 2012 that was like most artists in Samoa, but the motive was quite different. Pele Project that turned into Enara fashion brand from 2014, started as a youth employment project in a friend’s garage at Aleisa.

By Enid Westerlund • 12 October 2023, 12:00PM

Good and Bad Comes with Consequences

One day not so long ago there lived a very angry little boy. Everything in life and everything about life made him angry. The more angry he was, the more frustrated he became, and the more frustrated he became the more he began to hurt the people around him who loved him the most.

By Ariana Pearl McFall • 12 October 2023, 11:00AM

Acts of discrimination in Samoa should be resolved

Letter to Editor | Those of different nationalities may have faced and seen discriminative acts against them. This can occur to foreigners visiting, tourists sightseeing and even those who live here.

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05 September 2023, 9:00AM

Between the Lines

BTL | A U.S. Army medic gets to see first-hand the resource constraints, questions linger on an Atoa o Samoa press conference, and El Niño wreaking havoc on weather in Samoa.

13 October 2023, 9:30AM

Pacific countries urged to stand united

Opinion | In the face of an escalating climate crisis, Pacific leaders have continued to advocate for much stronger global ambition to keep 1.5 alive.

By SPREP • 11 October 2023, 9:30AM