Church expands missionary opportunities for single members aged 40 and older
Update on ongoing HMNZS Manawanui salvage efforts
Samoa announces lower fuel prices for November
Has the sinking of HMNZS Manawanui been properly investigated?
Researchers urge FCC to pause Starlink Satellite launches due to Environmental concerns
The National University of Samoa and Christ’s University in Pacific signed a Memorandum of Understanding to enhance academic collaboration
New Zealand Ministry for Primary Industries Biosecurity team bids farewell
King Charles III launched fellowship program at NUS for Island Nations during his CHOGM visit
Launch of Pacific Academy of Sciences welcomes 12 Foundation Fellows
NUS launches book on Challenges for Small Island Nations at CHOGM
New Book ‘The Whole of Life Way’ launched at NUS
Unleashing Destruction in 1899: US & British Warships Shell Men and Villages of Rebel Mataʻafa
Voices from the Past – Newspaper Articles about the Samoa Civil War
Unveiling Forgotten History: The Samoan War You Didn’t Know Existed
History of EFKS Grey Lynn – the first EFKS Church in New Zealand
U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres visits Samoa
Opening of NUS Research Museum and Cultural Exhibition
The NUS Afa Project Embarks on an International Journey to Europe
94th group of Peace Corps volunteers arrive in Samoa
America, No More Conspiracy Theories!
China’s $33 Million “Gift” to Samoa: What’s Really in it for Beijing?
So the French worship the devil?
When things go wrong, know who to turn to
Pacific Sports Secretariat discussed at Pacific Ministers’ meeting
Darren Young represents Samoa at Ironman World Championship in Hawaii
St Joseph’s College Officially recognised as First Peace Football Pitch in the Pacific
St Joseph’s College to host International Peace Football ceremony
Tennis legend Rafael Nadal retires
Samoa Prison Guards strengthen leadership and inmate management skills with U.S. support
Nevada National Guard Partners with Samoa Prisons and Corrections for Leadership and Mental Health training
Emergency Response tested in Auckland’s new underground rail stations
The Commissioner does not have the authority to arm the Police
Police Academy planned for opening next month
Alleged double murderer captured after manhunt in Samoa
Police Detective Sergeant dies suddenly after sustaining gunshot wound
Samoa Police, Prisons & Corrections Services commences command, control and coordination (C3) and ICCS Plus training
Two deaths recorded last week
Son follows father and grandfather’s footsteps
Samoa Police and AFP mark milestone anniversary
One person is in the hospital due to a car accident today
Not a passenger plane that crashed in the coastal area of Vaitele
Former Fiji Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama sentenced to jail for perverting justice
Papāli’i Monalisa Tia’i-Keti reappointed as Deputy Commissioner of Police
Scientific Research Organisation of Samoa (SROS) Enhances Policing Capabilities with New Calibration Equipment for Alcohol Breathalyzers
Phishing in NZ and Pacific rampant, three arrested by Police
Bondi junction Westfield mall stabbing incident
The driver of the car that crashed in To’omatagi is in critical condition
Police Commissioner reveals causes of burglaries in Samoa
Security assured for CHOGM 2024 in Samoa
Three men convicted for possession of illegal drugs
Officer’s reaction brightens young ones’ day
Fiji’s Kava export industry grapples with drug smuggling scandal
Australian Federal Police (AFP) facilitated Samoa Police bomb search training
Samoa Police crackdown nets two suspects in drug bust
Samoa Police Officers return from CPP training in Tonga
Legal measures implemented for Sam’s protection
Samoan Police Officers begin Chinese language training
Fiji kava bar owner charged in major methamphetamine bust
Samoa Police locate key witness Sam in prolonged Vaitele hit-and-run case
Samoa welcomes home Nafanua III
Samoa Police struggles with drug issues
Major drug raid in Savai’i leads to arrests
Samoa Police detain 18 in Malifa drug raid
Two individuals who colluded to murder the former Prime Minister of Samoa, Tuilaepa Sa’ilele Malielegaoi, have been convicted.
