Pacific human rights ‘stocktaking’ hailed as step forward
The United Nations regional human rights chief has hailed 2011 as a “significant year” for Pacific achievements with all outstanding national reviews being completed.
The United Nations regional human rights chief has hailed 2011 as a “significant year” for Pacific achievements with all outstanding national reviews being completed.
Tonga’s second contingent of 55 soldiers returned home after six-month tour of duty in Afghanistan and was greeted by happy families at the Fua'amotu International Airpor
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon called today on young people to help combat the multiple threats faced by the planet such as climate change and environmental destruction
Two i-Kiribati men have a good yarn to tell after being lost at sea for 33 days, and also discovering the fate of a relative who got lost on the same route more than 50 years ago.The men got into t
Part of the display at Saturday night’s 10th Anniversary opening of the Solaita Family Christmas Light Show in Nu’uuli. It is the first year without its founder Peni “Ben” Solaita, at the helm.
A family who lost two newborn babies to typhoid is warning the public.
E to'aiva ni tausala mai i motu ese'ese o le Pasefika, na tausinio i le vaiaso ua mavae, mo le pale o le Tausala Lalelei o le Pasefika 2011-2012, i se polokalama na atoa le vaiaso o fa'ataunu'uina,
One of the discussions between StarKist Samoa and the local government during the "historical moment" - this is the first time that Dongwon and StarKist have held a board
CHICAGO (AP) -- One is a healthy first-grader, the other an honors college student majoring in psychology.
Michael Agasiva continued to shake his head as Associate Justice Lyle Richmond sentenced the defendant to five years imprisonment for second degree assault and six months