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Rodolfo Games, presidente de APIA @conexionparques 13-2-2025
In this episode, we're joined by Adam Farrell, Director of Lighthouse Property, to break down what smart investors always look for in properties. From understanding property titles to identifying high-growth areas and making confident buying decisions, Adam shares expert insights to help you maximise your property investments.Register for Adams upcoming property investment webinar hereRegister for APIA's ‘Power Skills for Investment Success' workshop.Get your FREE ticket with code ‘BESTPOD' at checkout.Date: 11th March 2025 | Location: Parnell, Auckland Register nowThis episode is proudly sponsored by Partners Life.For more money tips follow us on:FacebookInstagramLinkedInTikTokYouTubeThe content in this podcast is the opinion of the hosts. It should not be treated as financial advice. It is important to take into consideration your own personal situation and goals before making any financial decisions
In our latest episode, we sit down with Sarina Gibbon, Head of the Auckland Property Investors Association, to break down the latest updates to New Zealand's tenancy laws. From 90-day no-fault termination notices to the introduction of pet bonds, Sarina explains what these changes mean for landlords. Don't miss this essential guide to navigating the evolving rental market in 2025. Join the Auckland Property Investors Association today! Use code JAMESANDMIKE at APIA for a free one-month membership. This episode is proudly sponsored by Partners Life. For more money tips follow us on: Facebook Instagram LinkedIn TikTok YouTube The content in this podcast is the opinion of the hosts. It should not be treated as financial advice. It is important to take into consideration your own personal situation and goals before making any financial decisions.
Rodolfo Games - Presidente de APIA @conexionparques28-11-2024
Bài của Anh Posenai Patu, một tín hữu của Giáo Hội Các Thánh Hữu Ngày Nay của Chúa Giê Su Ky Tô đang sống tại Apia, Samoa Tôi đang tham dự một buổi đại hội tôn giáo với chị gái tôi thì chị ấy nhờ tôi trèo lên cây và hái một chùm dừa cho […] The post Podcast số 416 – Liahona tháng 7, 2024 – Thượng Đế Cho Tôi Thấy Rằng Tôi Có Một Mục Đích – Posenai Patu appeared first on Thánh Hữu Việt Nam.
Sonia Randhawa interviews Radost Stanimirov;a a geospatial analyst with the World Resources Institute hear about the loss of forest cover related to mining https://www.wri.org/insights/how-mining-impacts-forests Samoan climate justice activist Suluafi Brianna Fruean interviewed by Priya Kunjan speaks with us about centring Pacific climate priorities during this year's Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, which was held in Apia, Samoa, the first time that the gathering has been hosted by a Pacific Island Nation. Brianna also talks about presenting The Coconet's documentary series 'The Forgotten Pacific', which travels across five Pacific Islands to discover how communities are weaving Indigenous knowledges into their ongoing fight to save their homes from climate change impacts. Brianna launched a report for the Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty initiative, hosted by government leaders leading the initiative from Tuvalu, Vanuatu and Fiji.
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The latest news and analysis from Apia where leaders from across the commonwealth have gathered for their bi-annual gathering CHOGM.
Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters said New Zealand should not apologise to Samoa for the environmental impact from the HMNZS Manawanui sinking and ongoing fuel leaks. Mr Peters made the comments in the capital Apia, where he has just arrived for the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting - or CHOGM. Questions surrounding Winston Peters' attack on a public servant have followed him all the way to Samoa, political reporter Russell Palmer spoke to Lisa Owen from Apia.
Oketopa 25...Tala mai Samoa fofogaina e Jack Seumanutafa.
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon is among the world leaders who have arrived in Samoa. Political reporter Russell Palmer is in Apia and and spoke to Lisa Owen.
King Charles and Queen Camilla have touched down in Apia for the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, also known as CHOGM. Local villagers have lined the streets with lanterns to welcome the monarch along with delegations from 56 other countries, including our own Prime Minister. But first, while those world leaders gather one side of the island of Upolu, off the coast of the otherside lies the wreck of the HMNZS Manawanui which is still leaking fuel. As a result, the livelihoods of people living along the idyllic coastline hang in the balance as the risk of further contamination from the wreck continues. Susana Lei'ataua has the story.
Acknowledgement of Country// Headlines// Samoan climate justice activist Suluafi Brianna Fruean speaks with us about centring Pacific climate priorities during this year's Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, which is being held this week in Apia, Samoa, the first time that the gathering has been hosted by a Pacific Island Nation. Brianna also talks about presenting The Coconet's documentary series 'The Forgotten Pacific', which travels across five Pacific Islands to discover how communities are weaving Indigenous knowledges into their ongoing fight to save their homes from climate change impacts. Later today, Brianna will be speaking as part of a press conference and report launch for the Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty initiative, hosted by government leaders leading the initiative from Tuvalu, Vanuatu and Fiji. The event will be livestreamed and begins at 11AM Samoa/1PM Naarm - you can register here to attend.// Freelance journalist, writer and researcher Ann Louise Deslandes spoke with Priya earlier last week about the 10th anniversary of the Ayotzinapa student disappearances from the city of Iguala in Mexico's state of Guerrero. On the night of September 26, 2014, and into the next day, municipal, state, and federal police officers, alongside soldiers from the Mexican Army and members of the criminal syndicate Guerreros Unidos attacked six buses in the city of Iguala, five of which had been had been temporarily commandeered by students of the Ayotzinapa Rural Teachers' College to travel to Mexico City in order to commemorate the October 2 anniversary of the 1968 Tlatelolco massacre. Today, you'll hear part 2 of this interview, where Ann continues our conversation to expand on how the AMLO government decided to kill the high-level investigation into the Ayotzinapa case as higher level state and military involvement came into clearer view, and how parents and families of the students marked the 10th anniversary of the disappareance of their children last month. Ann is based in Mexico City, and covers politics and culture in Mexico for international English-language media. She also writes, reports and consults on human rights (especially regarding gender and sexuality), social movements, and community development. Ann has most recently written about the Ayotzinapa student disappearances for The Nation on October 9. You can read her newsletter, The Troubled Region, here, and listen back to part 1 of our interview here.// Tallulah Waterson, PhD student at Swinburne University's Centre for Astrophysics and Supercomputing, joins us in the studio to talk about man-made space debris in the wake of this month's unplanned break-up of the Intelsat 33e communications satellite in geostationary orbit. Tallulah is currently studying resident space objects - including satellites and space debris - with the aim of improving sustainability in the space environment, and earlier this week co-authored an article in The Conversation with colleagues Sara Webb and Christopher Fluke unpacking the scale and potential impacts of increasing orbital space debris.// We hear voices from the Flemington Public Housing Rally held on Saturday 19 October, which was co-hosted by various progressive left political parties and grassroots organisations advocating for public housing. The rally was called in opposition to the Labor Government's plans to demolish and privatise all 44 public housing towers in Victoria, starting with towers on the Flemington and North Melbourne estates.This segment included reflections from current and former public housing residents Beza, Jeannie and Barry, finishing up with a powerful speech from Karen Fletcher from Flat Out Inc about links between housing, incarceration and ongoing colonialism in so-called Australia. Our thanks to Danielle from 3CR's Breadline program for the audio!On Monday 28 and Tuesday 29 October, the public housing class action trial will begin at the Supreme Court of Victoria. Lead plaintiff Barry Berih, represented by Inner Melbourne Community Legal, will be arguing that the human rights of residents were not properly considered by the Victorian Government in its unilateral decision to demolish and redevelop the towers, beginning with 33 Alfred Street, 120 Racecourse Road, and 12 Holland Court. Find out more here.// Songs//Friend - Emily Wurramara// Blak Nation - Emma Donovan// Winter in Gaza//Palestinians in Gaza are approaching winter with very little to survive the season. With the increasing cost of commercial goods, families can't afford to feed or clothe themselves or their children making them vulnerable to illness or fatality. They need support to survive! A group of folks campaigning for different families in Gaza have decided to combine our campaigns to reach a total goal of $45,000 AUD by 25th October.//DONATE HERE:ACC NAME: Metals 4 Mutual AidBSB: 313-140ACC NUMBER: 1250 7209 Reference: Winter Fundraiser for Sudan//Donate to the $1,000,000 AUD appeal for Sudan coordinated by Project Blackseed.From the fundraising page:“The crisis in Sudan is demanding our immediate attention. This is a neglected emergency where for more than 500 days, millions of lives are hanging in the balance. Unlike other crises, aid can reach those in desperate need, making our collective action more crucial than ever as the conflict escalates. Your participation could mean the difference between life and death for millions.Our goalsRaise $1,000,000 for SudanProvide immediate relief to those facing acute malnutrition and food insecurityRaise awareness about Sudan's ongoing humanitarian crisisHighlight global fundraisers on our page to unite people and bring attention to this overlooked humanitarian crisisTo have as many people post about this as possibleFollow Project Blackseed on Instagram for more details.”//
World leaders who represent member countries of the Commonwealth have descended into Samoa for the 27th Commonwealth Heads of government meeting or CHOGM. RNZ Pacific's Susana Suisuiki is in Apia.
In Pacific Waves today: University of the South Pacific staff are on strike, calling for the removal of Vice-Chancellor Pal Ahluwalia; Susana Suisuiki is in Samoa for CHOGM and shares what leaders, dignitaries and locals in Apia are saying ahead of King Charles III visit on Friday; This week New Caledonia, torn apart by violent riots over the past five months is to receive a high level Pacific Islands Forum fact finding mission; Pasifika Opera singers say there is a demand for Polynesian talent in the prestigious art form following a two night show in Rarotonga.
In today's episode, Interior Minister Constantinos Ioannou will be travelling to Apia, Samoa for the Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting taking place between 21 and 26 October, an announcement said on Sunday. Elsewhere, Cyprus' government portal was the victim of a cyberattack Sunday but the authorities coped with the incident successfully, the Deputy Ministry of Research, Innovation and Digital Policy said in a statement. Also, Firefighters rescued three people stuck in their car at the Larnaca Salt Lake, fire services spokesman Andreas Kettis said on Sunday. All this and much more in today's Daily News Briefing brought to you by The Cyprus Mail.
San Calixto I, papa y mártir, que, cuando era diácono, después de un destierro en la isla de Cerdeña tuvo a su cuidado el cementerio de la vía Apia que lleva su nombre, donde dejó para la posteridad las memorias de mártires, y elegido papa, promovió la recta doctrina, reconcilió benignamente a los apóstatas, terminando su intenso pontificado con la gloria del martirio. En este día se conmemora su sepultura en el cementerio de Calepodio, en la vía Aurelia, en Roma (c. 222).
San Calixto I, papa y mártir que, cuando era diácono, después de un destierro en la isla de Cerdeña tuvo a su cuidado el cementerio de la vía Apia que lleva su nombre, donde dejó para la posteridad las memorias de mártires, y elegido Papa, promovió la recta doctrina, reconcilió benignamente a los apóstatas, terminando su intenso pontificado con la corona y la gloria del martirio.Con tu ayuda podemos continuar con este proyecto y llegar a más personas: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=GZMHJDMXG8L22&fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAabzPiBLoj2NefLbiwGBbXS1Ckn9xG8o9stwEGRXwQnsnoRllvac_CUJ_cU_aem_oPr5pU3Gmbo2qA3t6j-zkg
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Divers will go into the water again this morning at the wreck of the sunken HMNZS Manawanui off the south coast of Upolu in Samoa. Its their eighth day at the wreck since the Manawanui ran aground on the Tafioala Reef and divers from New Zealand Navy and Samoa have been assessing how to stop the three leaks and remove the vessel's fuel tanks. RNZ Susana Lei'ataua spoke to Infrid Hipikiss from Apia.
Divers from New Zealand and Samoa have been at the sunken HMNZS Manawanui all day working out how to seal three diesel leaks on the underside of the warship. The Manawanui ran aground on the Tafitoala Reef on the south west coast of Upolu on Saturday night then sank on Sunday morning and diesel has been leaking into the water ever since. Samoa's Marine Pollution Advisory Committee chair Fui Tupa'i Mau Simanu met with Maritime New Zealand and the NZDF this morning to confirm the next steps for stopping the leaks, RNZ's Susana Lei'ataua is in Apia and spoke to Lisa Owen.
O le misa talu ai nei i le va o tamaiti a'oga i le maketi faatali pasi i Savalalo ua manatu ai le komesina o leoleo i Samoa, Auapa'au Logoitino Filipo, ua tatau ona tapunia nisi o a'oga.
AP correspondent Julie Walker reports a new poll shows Harris is more popular than Trump among AAPI voters.
Ua talosaga le matagaluega o le soifua maloloina i le World Health Organisation mo ni tests faavave (rapid tests) o le mpox i le taimi o le fonotaga a le CHOGM i Apia.
Ua toe faia se galuega e lipea ai vaega o le uati i Apia e aofia ai se GPS ia mautinoa ai le sa'o o le taimi.
En breve reabrirán estaciones de la L9 del Metro La Vía Apia es incluida en la lista de Patrimonio de la HumanidadMás información en nuestro podcast
This audio is the recording of an in-person event, hosted by the Auckland Property Investors Association titled "The Elephant in the Housing Room: What the Experts See When the Rest of Us Aren't Looking".Moderated by Nick Goodall, Head of Research at CoreLogic NZ, featuring a panel of Opteon MD, Richard Vaughan, Chief Executive of the Property Council, Leonie Freeman and Chief Economist at CoreLogic NZ, Kelvin Davidson.This covers a number of topics that haven't generally got as much coverage as they deserve, such as the impacts of climate change on housing, the opportunity of build-to-rent, the difficulties of infrastructure investment and the generational changes which will have an influence over the next few decades.Sign up for news and insights or contact on LinkedIn, Twitter @NickGoodall_CL or @KDavidson_CL and email nick.goodall@corelogic.co.nz or kelvin.davidson@corelogic.co.nz
En este episodio nos acompaña Renée Carvajal de @escape_de_letras para comentar el libro "Apia de Roma" de Viviana Rivero. Una novela que nos lleva al apogeo del Imperio Romano, donde Apia Pópulus, una joven que enfrenta la pérdida de su madre y un matrimonio forzado, lucha por sobrevivir en un mundo lleno de intrigas y violencia. Con su esclava Furnilla, Apia encuentra fuerza y resistencia, mientras el centurión Manius Marcio despierta en ella sentimientos desconocidos. Acompáñennos a explorar esta apasionante historia de superación y amor en una Roma llena de desafíos.
This week, we're LIVE from New York, with an up-close-and personal look at the brand new Dyson Supersonic “Nural” Hair Dryer – Is it really worth the $499 USD price tag?? Tune in as we get the 411 on the scalp-protecting blow-dryer from Dyson Global Styling Ambassador Matthew Collins. Then, is the beauty industry experiencing a slowdown? Or is good news hiding between the headlines? Plus you'll hear about:Jill's Bravo dreams coming true, live in the Watch What Happens Live ClubhouseWhy the beauty industry is betting big on the next Gen of sports superstarsBeyoncé's vlogging era! Our musings on who's winning big in beauty right now, and who's in a slumpStay tuned till the end where Carlene shares some very exciting news (Sign up here to be the first to know and follow your girl on Instagram for more updates!) For any products or links mentioned in this episode, check out our website: https://breakingbeautypodcast.com/episode-recaps/ Get social with us and let us know what you think of the episode! Find us on Instagram, Tiktok, Twitter. Join our private Facebook group, or give us a call and leave us a voicemail at 1-844-227-0302. Related episodes like this: The #DamnGood Indie Brands We're Obsessed With Right Now: A NYC Facialist's Debut, Ayurvedic Skincare FTW and Did We Just Discover The Next Charlotte Tilbury?The Power of “Midlights,” Why Demi-Colour Is Your New BFF & The Hottest 2024 Hair Colour Trends We're About to See Everywhere With Celebrity Hair Colourist Matt RezWhat's *Not* #DamnGood? Our Anti-Haul Episode is Here! PROMO CODES: When you support our sponsors, you support the creation of Breaking Beauty Podcast! BONCHARGEIf you wanna try the BONCHARGE Red Light mask for yourself, they offer worldwide shipping with easy returns and exchanges, and there's a 12 month warranty on all red-light therapy devices. Be sure to use our promo code. Go to boncharge.com and use coupon code BEAUTY to save15%.ImPRESSImPRESS No Glue Manis and imPRESS Press-On Falsies Lashes are getting ready game-changers. Both require no glue – so there is no damage to your natural nails and lashes, no annoying dry times and no mess. Visit impressbeauty.com/breakingbeauty and use code “BREAKINGBEAUTY” at checkout for 25% off imPRESSManicure and Press-On Falsies. Macy'sMay is officially Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month and our good friends at Macy's are highlighting AAPI-owned brands all month. Round up your purchase to the nearest dollar at checkout to support APIA scholars, in-store and online at macys.com*Disclaimer: Unless otherwise stated, all products reviewed are gratis media samples submitted for editorial consideration.* Hosts: Carlene Higgins and Jill Dunn Theme song, used with permission: Cherry Bomb by Saya Produced by Dear Media Studio See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
O le a auai atu nisi o sui sinia o militari a Ausetalia ma Niu Sila i sauniga faamanatu o le ANZAC i Apia.
La Asociación para el Reciclado de Productos de Aluminio (ARPAL) y la Asociación de Periodistas de Información Ambiental (APIA) han lanzado la “Guía para periodistas sobre el reciclaje de aluminio”. Y aunque les haya supuesto un exhaustivo trabajo de investigación para conseguir una imprescindible y contrastado documento, la verdad es que ni siquiera encontrarás las fuentes de la información del mismo.Una pena que después de 30 años APIA se haya olvidado de sus objetivos fundacionales de “independencia y objetividad de los contenidos informativos y divulgar con rigor la información medioambiental”.Referencias:
The Commonwealth Secretary-General Patricia Scotland is raising the alarm about disappearing Pacific Islands, and the potential for larger Commonwealth nations to become the new homes for climate refugees. She's upped the ante on the need for developed Commonwealth countries to cut emissions and spend more on climate adaption in an interview from Samoa with SBS. Baroness Scotland has made an appeal for developed nations like Australia to speed up the clean energy transition, as federal budget deliberations here reach their final stages. Ahead of a Commonwealth heads of government meeting in Samoa later this year, Baroness Patricia Scotland has also warned some Commonwealth countries in the Pacific could soon cease to exist... and it would be inconscionable not to act. She's speaking to SBS Chief Political Correspondent Anna Henderson from the Samoan capital Apia.
Na fesiligia e le ta'ita'i o le itu-agai o le palemene o Samoa, Tuila'epa Sailele Malielegaoi, le palemia i le moni o ni faamatalaga na ia maua i le fono faitulafono a Amelika Samoa o loo ta'ua ai le faamatu'u atu e le malo Samoa o se 400 'eka i Togitogiga mo se faato'aga lafu povi a le teritori. Na tali le palemia, Fiame Naomi Mata'afa, masalo o se fake news, ona pau 'ele'ele o loo aofia i feutaga'iga a Samoa e lua, o le fanua i Tafuna mo le ofisa o le konesula o Samoa, ma se fanua i Moata'a mo le ofisa o Amelika Samoa i Apia.
Ua faaalia e le sui faipule o le itumalo palota o Salega Numera Muamua, Fepulea'i Faimata Su'a, lona te'ena uma o moliaga o loo molia ai o ia e leoleo i Samoa. O se vaega lenei o le ripoti mai le sui o le SBS Samoan i Apia, Galumalemana Autagavaia Tipi.
It's a simple equation facing New Zealand in Apia today, beat the Solomon Islands, and qualify for Paris. Sports reporter Jonty Dine speaks to Lisa Owen. [embed] https://players.brightcove.net/6093072280001/default_default/index.html?videoId=6347178711112
I le ripoti lenei a le sui o le SBS Samoan i Apia, Galumalemana Autagavaia Tipi, o loo aofia ai se faamatalaga tusitusia a le fofoga fetalai o le palemene i le faai'uga ua aumaia e le faamasinoga o faai'uga toe iloilo, le Court of Appeal i Samoa.
E ono faasalaina le kamupani e ona le va'a fagota lea o loo pa'ulia i le matafaga o Apia ina ua motu mai le taula i le uafu i Matautu ona o le malosi o le galu. O loo iai popolega i le a'afia o le si'osi'omaga o le gataifale pe a mama ma liki le suau'u mai le va'a.
Na maua i le osofa'iga a leoleo le to'aga mariuana a se taule'ale'a i le afio'aga o Vailoa i Palauli. atoa ai ma nisi talafou mai Samoa i le ripoti a Galumalemana Autagavaia mai Apia.
I lana saunoaga faamanuia mo le Tausaga Fou, na faamanatu ai fo'i e le palemia o Samoa le taligamalo a le atunu'u i le fonotaga a ta'ita'i o malo o le taupulega lea o loo faamoemoe e usuia i Apia i le masina o Setema.
I se faatalanoaga ma le sui o le SBS Samoan i Apia, na faaalia e le leoleo asiasi Li'o Faataumalama lona tete'e i tuua'iga e pei ona faate'a le tumau ai o ia ma se tasi leoleo i le faia o se su'esu'ega i le maliu o se tama talavou i le 2 tausaga ua mavae e aunoa ma se faatagana mai le Komesina. Ua 2 tausaga talu ona maliu le taule'ale'a i se faalavelave na so'a ai e se taavale, ae o'o mai i le taimi nei, e le'i maua e leoleo ma su'esueina pe molia le tagata na 'aveina le taavale.
O se faalavelave na tupu ina ua sa'e le va'a na alu ai se faiva taga palolo a ni taulele'a o Poutasi Falealili, na maliu ai Toetu Aoina ma e le'i toe maua lona tino maliu. Faafofoga i le ripoti a Galuemalemana Autagavaia mai Apia.
Ripoti a Galumalemana Autagavaia mai Apia.
Se talanoaga a le ta'ita'ifono o le Lakapi Liki Samoa, Fiu Ponifasio Vasa, ma le sui o le SBS Samoan i Apia, Galumalemana Autagavaia Tipi Autagavaia.
Na faia i le vaiaso nei le sauniga e suaina ai le 'ele'ele o se fanua o le malo Samoa i Taumeasina ua faasino e fausia ai se ofisa o le faigamalo teritori i Amerika Samoa.
Peita'i e o'o mai i le aso nei, e le'i maua e leoleo ma saisaia le ta'avale ma le na aveina le ta'avale na maliu ai Tu'u'au. Faafofoga i le ripoti a Galumalemana mai Apia.
Paloma B. Concordia (She/her) was born and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area and gives credit to New York City for developing her business-savvy state of mind. Her education and career began in the fashion and retail industry and transitioned into the music business at the height of the digital media boom.Inspired by progressive artists in the Bay Area, Paloma began to explore youth empowerment programs and social justice initiatives and found her passion in supporting the progressive arts community through public relations. Paloma has served as a program coordinator in partnership with Beats Rhymes and Life, and the East Bay Asian Youth Center in Oakland, CA, as well as a Program Director with a non-profit arts organization, the Estria Foundation. Combining her experience in these fields, she founded the PapaLoDown Agency in 2009, a boutique public relations company specializing in a client base of entrepreneurs and community organizations in the arts, culture, and community spaces. Paloma is passionate about empowering APIA women through entrepreneurship and public relations and has served on Daly City's inaugural Small Business Commission, was a founding advisory board member for Pinayista, and is currently an advisory board member for the Asian American Women Artists Association, and the Pinays Rising Scholarship fund. She now lives in Oxnard, CA where she serves on the city's Cultural Arts Commission. When she's not working with clients, she enjoys running, practicing yoga, and raising a family of three boys with her husband.
Ua toe molimauina i Samoa le faia e le fono a ali'i ma faipule o se nu'u o se faatonuga e faasalaina ai se tagata i faiga faanu'upo. Se talanoaga a le sui o le SBS i Apia ma le faatonu o mata'upu i faamasinoga i le Tulafono o Nu'u 1990 ma le malosi o le pule faaletulafono a ali'i ma faipule o se nu'u e faia ai ni faasalaga saua ma faatasina ai se tagatanu'u Samoa.
O le alii o Henry na le toe mafai ona savali ma ua 'ova i le 10 tausaga o ia fa'aaogaina se nofoa vilivili e fealua'i ai. E ui i lona mana'oga faapitoa, ae na mafai ona ia faavaeina se pisinisi e auala i se fesoasoani mai le malo Ausetalia i le la'eina o 'ie ma isi galuega taulima. Ua mafai ai ona faatu sona fale'oloa i lona nu'u i Savai'i ma fesoasoani ai i le tausiga o lona aiga. (Ripoti na faamaopoopoina ma lipotia e Galumalemana Autagavaia mai Apia).
Ua tele tausaga o le fa'aaogaina le fanua o le malo lea na lisi e le kamupani a Tatiana e faagaoioi ai le pisinisi o le fale kalapu le RSA.
Na faafeiloa'i i Apia i le vaiaso nei le vasega o Pisikoa mai Amerika mo le 2023. Ua 'ova nei i le 60 tausaga o le fesoasoani a Amerika e auala i ona tagatanu'u e ofoina le tautua mo Samoa e auala i faia'oga ma isi matata o loo mana'omia ai o latou tomai faapitoa.
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