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Tseshaht First Nation member Wallace Watts spent his 38-year career as a commercial pilot for United Airlines travelling the globe.

Tseshaht First Nation member Wallace Watts spent his 38-year career as a commercial pilot for United Airlines travelling the globe.

Tseshaht First Nation member Wallace Watts spent his 38-year career as a commercial pilot for United Airlines travelling the globe.

It appears that people will have to wait for a few more days for basic goods such as chicken and sugar as the Pacific Forum Line ship Matai has been delayed again.Instead of arriving on 24 February, it is expected to arrive on Sunday 25 February and because of a cruise ship that is scheduled to a...

The Federal Pacific Insurance (FPI) Company officially opened its doors in Vanuatu this week at its new office located in the Central Business District of Port Vila.A soft opening event was attended by members of the Vanuatu Government and the Business Community, with Members of Parliament from a...

A lack of funding support has not has not dampened the spirits of the Triathlon Samoa athletes preparing for the New Zealand Sprint Distance Championships in Napier on Sunday.

KEYWORDThe word of the month is shortage. There is a shortage of chicken, sugar, food items, teachers, nurses, doctors, lawyers, police officers, and above all common sense.SIGNALSThere was confusion at the intersection in Pesega along the main road as traffic signals were not working, Wednesday ...

When Fa’anānā Efeso Collins gave his maiden speech last week, it was more special than he could possibly have imagined. It wasn’t actually his first speech...

Families are becoming impoverished due to the increasingly high cost of living people currently face and the scarcity of basic goods like sugar, chicken and other food items which are essential components to everyday lives in Samoa.The chicken and sugar shortage does not just affect businesses, b...

It has been close to a month now since the supply of chicken started running short. Businesses relying on the meat product have had to pay a cost and families are having to dig deeper as prices have skyrocketed.While the prices increase, there is no sign of the Price Control Division doing its wo...