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Truth Matters Words Matter

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By Terence Wood, William Robinson, Esala Nayasi, Jenny Gordon
| Samoa Observer Verified
The information age continues to supply a flood of information and news and has made it accessible to an increasing number of people around the world. However, not all of it is reliable and true. Truth matters. Words matter.
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Hope for gold: The value in the Olympics

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By Terence Wood, William Robinson, Esala Nayasi, Peter Garrick
| Samoa Observer Verified
Hosting the Olympics does not come cheap. The cost of the upcoming Paris Games is estimated to be at least €9 billion (A$14.5 billion). Against the cost proponents of the Olympics and other mass event games argue that hosting brings benefits in economic stimulus, much needed infrastructure, boosts to tourism, and soft power. The overall value of the Olympics depends on whether these benefits, some hard to measure, exceed the costs.
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New Caledonia: France’s way or the Pacific way?

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By Nematullah Bizhan, Stephen Howes, Esala Nayasi, Marina Yue Zhang
| Samoa Observer Verified
France’s action in transporting eight indigenous New Caledonian detainees to metropolitan France can only fan the flames of ethnic and political differences that have erupted into violence in recent weeks. It is the latest in a series of moves by France which, while applying French law, in fact undermines stability. Seven weeks after the outbreak of violence in New Caledonia by independence supporters opposed to broadening voter eligibility, uncertainty is mounting.
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