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On the Campaign Trail 2012
SALU & SAVUSA: STRONG NEED FOR GOVERNMENT, PRIVATE SECTOR TO WORK CLOSELY TOGETHER
Mother granted leniency by court in plea bargain
A sentence handed down by Chief Justice Michael Kruse, who was accompanied on the bench by Chief Associate Judges Logoai Siaki and Fa’amausili Pomele left Keihana Talaese of Fagatogo a happy mot
Motion accuses DPS of the illegal recovery of an individual
A fisherman, Petelo Patu, has filed a motion to quash an arrest warrant issued by the District Court noting the lack of jurisdiction by police officers to go on board a foreign-flagged vessel, sa
Seventh-Day Adventist World president receives appeal from Samoa
Elder Ted Wilson, General Conference President of the Seventh-day Adventist (SDA) church have confirmed receiving a submission from members in Samoa against the controversial decision by the local
SPECTACULAR FIREWORKS DISPLAY OPENS 11TH PACIFIC ARTS FEST IN SOLOMON IS
THE spectacular fireworks that lit up Lawson Tama stadium yesterday has been described as one that will go down as the biggest ever in the Solomon Islands.
Bacterial product found on Rapa Nui has health benefits
Scientists have discovered that a bacterial product first isolated from soil on Easter Island, or Rapa Nui, could help prevent diminishing cognitive skills, including memory retention.Rapamycin is
Pacific Islanders launch Tampa Host Committee
PINELLAS PARK, Florida — A group of Pacific Islander community activists this week met at the Sushi Lover Restaurant in Pinellas Park to launch a Pacific Islanders Tampa Host Committee to
Chiefly titles bestowed at Aufaga, Samoa
Seven descendents of Silupevaelei and Fiame Naomi Mata’afa Faumuina II at Aufaga were blessed with chiefly matai titles on Saturday morning.
APNewsBreak: Evidence of 'God particle' found
GENEVA (AP) -- Scientists believe the "God particle" that might explain the underpinnings of the universe is real, and they are about to present