A local bank is urging customers to remember the signs of online shopping scams in the lead-up to Mother’s Day. buff.ly/3UuOXQF

A mother accused of causing the death of her five-month-old baby who allegedly died while she fell asleep is now facing extra charges, the Supreme Court was told on Monday. buff.ly/3WoTtCU

In a recent update by the Ministry of Health, alarming figures regarding the spread of dengue fever have come to light. buff.ly/44KL5zX

Pacific youths ask to strengthen collaboration, inclusivity, and governance as the top three priorities for youth development in an outcome document. buff.ly/3y75Eu2

Op-Ed. Fiji’s ranking in a global press freedom index has jumped into the top tier of countries with free or mostly free media after its government last year repealed a draconian law that threatened journalists with prison for doing their jobs. buff.ly/3QzvTzv

The Ministry of Finance has responded to allegations by the opposition that the government's cash flow is 'critically low', with the Ministry stressing that the daily and monthly cash revisions are 'reassuringly upheld'. buff.ly/3Wtb9NJ

The Police Commissioner, Auapaau Logoitino Filipo has confirmed that the 37-year-old suspect from Vaimoso, Toese Tu'uauga was deported from abroad after being convicted of a crime. buff.ly/4b1SNbb

The Ministry of Health (M.O.H.) closed four shops last week, three in Siusega and one in Alafua following non-compliance with health and sanitary regulations. buff.ly/4dt7i9C

Family members of a teenage girl with intellectual disability are calling an incident a miracle after she went missing from her home and was found more than 10 kilometres away inside a church on Sunday. buff.ly/4a1qF6J

Editorial. The law is equal for everyone and it is good to see that this is being practiced. The recent revelation that two police officers have lodged a complaint against a prominent cabinet minister shows that everyone is being held accountable. buff.ly/44uApoP

Between the Lines. Told to close down, dangers of heavy rain, traffic lights need checking, election promises, need for control on kids social media and another disappointing sevens outing. buff.ly/4dsgISz

The rubbish crisis in Samoa's capital, Apia, is a concern and the Ministry of Natural Resources said it was getting from bad to worse. buff.ly/3UkABlS

Op-Ed. The Australian government must reconsider its tax on the Pacific’s poorest. buff.ly/4boYvmW

Samoa Observer Youth Writer. The young writer talks about music and its ability to help with productivity. buff.ly/4b6tp46

Aleaga Fuafiva is one of the longest-serving firefighters in the country and often his is a name synonymous with bravery, dedication, and selfless service. buff.ly/3Wsn9iG

Ta'i's Take. It is a protest against injustice as the columnist raises questions about a recently delivered court ruling. buff.ly/3y54Oho

A 38-year-old male hailing from Moata'a finds himself in the clutches of the law, charged with manslaughter. buff.ly/4aaaS5o

A notable achievement was reached on Friday in Apia as the inaugural meeting of the Commonwealth Women's Forum Technical Experts Group convened. buff.ly/3ycLdM1

In an unfolding saga that intertwines allegations of defamation, political affiliations, and a high-profile hit-and-run investigation, two police inspectors have lodged formal complaints against a prominent cabinet minister. buff.ly/4bmRnHN

A resident of Alafua is willing to take the Electric Power Corporation (E.P.C.) to court because he feels the power surges are damaging electronics and electrical items. buff.ly/3y4izwN