Local

• Stronger cyclones ‘new normal’
• Thank God for natural resources
• $50,000 boost for Toa Samoa
• Deadly fuel tank explosion prompts govt. action
• Bill to regulate gambling, gaming activities tabled
• Fa’afafine calls for end to stereotypes
• It’s about family first for Laea
• Young man chooses gardening over school to earn money for aging parents
• Environmental protection sees bumper palolo harvest at Return to Paradise
• Migration on agenda at climate change conference
• B.D.O. Samoa prepares for major conference
• Hand written boarding passes ‘teething problem,’ says Samoa Airways chief
• Taxpayers to fork out more for $4.2m Office
• Pope Francis adds his voice to Pacific plight
• Samoa ensures gender is not forgotten
• Samoa Airways inaugural flight successful
• Samoa confident in Fiji’s C.O.P. 23 leadership

World

• After 37 years, rule of Zimbabwe's Mugabe appears to be over

Region

• Australian Senate debates gays rights in marriage bill

U.S.

• Trump: China agrees NKorea nuclear weapon freeze not enough
• Despite 7 women's statements, Bush unlikely to be prosecuted

Sport

• Maria Tutaia marries Folau in ‘secret ceremony’
• A.C.P. Squash tournament underway
• Team Samoa gears up for Vanuatu

Rugby

• Great news for Bluesky National 7s
• France to host 2023 Rugby World Cup, stunning South Africa
• Pacific Rugby Players Welfare rallies for global help for Manu Samoa players
• Manu Samoa names team for Romania

Boxing

• Fury backs Samoan champion Lupesoliai to knock out Joshua

Editorial

• Let the past be Prime Minister Tuilaepa’s guide; Polynesian Airlines then, Samoa Airways today!

Letters to the Editor

• Missing P.M. Tuilaepa in Bonn
• The term ‘war on drugs’
• The Head of State and Samoa
• What makes you think this will last?
• Why don’t we limit the Prime Minister’s term too?

Think a Minute

• Life with people (Part 2)

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Entertainment

• Christ painting by Leonardo da Vinci sells for record $450M

Technology

• Cisco stock up on upbeat earnings, revenue growth forecast