We have started to collect the most important news related to Samoa in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Wales' 26-19 defeat to Samoa was "not up to international standard" says interim head coach Rob Howley.
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Captain Sam Warburton drops to the bench for Friday's match with Samoa as Wales make eight changes to the team beaten by Argentina.
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Debutant Rob Harley scores a stoppage-time try as Scotland beat Samoa to complete three wins out of three on their summer tour.
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The Pacific island nation of Samoa is to pardon 35 prisoners to mark the 50th anniversary of its independence from New Zealand.
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Samoa and Tokelau skip a day and jump to the other side of the international dateline to align with trade partners.
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The tiny Pacific Islands of Samoa and Tokelau are going to miss out an entire day when they move across the international dateline.
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New Zealand submits its first ever film to be considered for a best foreign language film Oscar.
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The South Pacific community of Tokelau says it will jump to the other side of the international dateline, following a similar move by Samoa.
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South Africa utility back Francois Steyn is set to miss the rest of the World Cup after suffering a shoulder injury against Samoa.
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Bryan Habana scores his 40th South Africa try but the Springboks are given a tough match by Samoa.
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