A New Zealand-based Samoan broadcaster will have to come to Samoa to give evidence in a case where he is the complainant, ruled District Court Judge Papalii Rosella Papalii.Vaoliko filed a complaint against Australian-based broadcasters Ainu'u Iliganoa Savaiinaea and Toleafoa Saia Toleafoa, alleg...
By Marieta Heidi Ilalio
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22 May 2026, 7:10PM
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