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Fa'a Samoa valued to help the disabled - Vimarsana News

Fa'a Samoa valued to help the disabled

A report on people with disabilities in Samoa has praised the Fa'a Samoa and its contribution to community acceptance, but also expressed concern.

Source: rnz.co.nz
Soulful storytelling shines at NZ's biggest short story awards - Vimarsana News

Soulful storytelling shines at NZ's biggest short story awards

The winning entry was a "power-packed story of dread and sadness", the judge said.

Seaweed: A Healthy Boost To Pacific Island Economies? - Vimarsana News

Seaweed: A Healthy Boost To Pacific Island Economies?

Surrounded by water and facing a precarious future, Kiribati is learning from Samoan limu harvesters how to improve their livelihoods.

Samoan traditional systems remain strong through political crisis - Academic - Vimarsana News

Samoan traditional systems remain strong through political crisis - Academic

Victoria University's Nanai Anae Dr Iati Iati. Photo: VUW Both the election winner FAST party and the caretaker HRPP continue to battle it out in the courts for the right to rule. Meanwhile, electoral petitions are continuing with multiple by-elections already in the offing and more likely to be forthcoming this week. Victoria University senior lecturer Dr Iati Iati says while the methods may seem strange to external observers, the MPs involved are acting on the advice of their community leaders and constituents. "What people should read into this is the strength of the traditional Samoan sy...

Source: rnz.co.nz
Puna hopes to heal rift at Pacific Forum - Vimarsana News

Puna hopes to heal rift at Pacific Forum

The man at the centre of the splinter in the Pacific Islands Forum wants to do what he can to heal it.

Source: rnz.co.nz