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To'omata Polutele Maiava

Director & Founder: Radio Fofoga Mo'omia o Samoa Sydney NSW Australia

Ekalesia: Ekalesia Faapotopotoga Kerisiano Samoa (Tiakono)

Careers:  TPMaiava officially started broadcasting behind the microphone in 1988. He started from the Maiava Brothers Home Video Production, voice over and filming, editing, digital converted movies to DVD & Video; also designed CDs/DVD covers. In 1995 to 2000, he became a TV presenter for Samoan TV program on community TV Channel 31.

 Malopaia John Fitzerald former Polynesian Airline & Polynesian Blue CEO                                                                                            

Radio: 1989  he worked for Radio station 2NBC Community radio 90.1 FM as a producer and broadcaster, then moved to Radio SBS 1170 AM which was broadcasted live from Melbourne Victoria. Maiava was working as a news reporter who covered the whole Sydney NSW region, where most of the Samoan community was located at the time.

 

In 1993 TPMaiava was the founder of the Radio Fofoga Mo'omia o Samoa (Interesting Voice of Samoa) started on Sunday 15th of August '93 through the Multicultural Community Radio Association Ltd.  First time ever had a Samoan Religious program broadcasting live on their mother tongue as an early bird on Sunday morning.  Until now it is extended and reaches out to the whole world via on internet service http://www.fofogamoomiasamoalive.com/, live link to Radio 2AP 540AM in Apia Samoa and internet link with "Radio Showers of Blessings" neighbourhood from Nu'uuli American Samoa.

 

 

Television:   Maiava was also the Founder of Samoa TV Sydney on Channel 31 - Community Television Sydney NSW Australia. This was an hour show which started from 1995 till 2000. The first Pacific TV series program was broadcasted live all around Sydney metropolitan.

Newspaper:  TPMaiava was a Samoan Australian correspondent for the International Newspaper, Samoana Newspaper, Samoa Times Newspaper, Samoa Nius, Le Manamea Samoa and Samoa Observer - Australia Samoan Newspaper. All these newspapers are based in New Zealand and a broad.

Pelesa Maiava & Vine Laupepa inside Fofoga Mo'omia studio.

Status:  He is a Father of four lovely children from wife Talalelei Laupepa. Talalelei was the only daughter of Noa Ioane Laupepa from Fa'atoia Apia and mother Faumuina Oliana Mulipola from Mulifanua. 

Matua/Parents:                                                                                                               Father-: Maiava PM. Leota - Avao/Safa'i & Mother-Gogouli Taala Pa'u Keke Matiu - Utualii/Lepea

 Gogouli i le lalagaina o le ietoga

                                                 

Faapaiaina le nofo i le Maota o Leota Taeao Leota i le Malaefono i Avao aso 28 Tesema 2005 e le susuga i le Tausi Matagaluega Ekalesia Metotisi Avao Rev. Ah Kui.

Suafa Matai/Chief title #1: To'omata mai Avao (alii-28 Tesema 2005)

Faalupega: Afifio Aiga Sa Peseta ma lou tou Maòpü [Leota], Le mamalu i le nofo a Usoali`i ma le Faleiva. Alalata`i oe le Matautu ma le Falefagamalo..

Suafa Matai/Chief title #2: Polutele mai Utualii (alii-14 Mati 2009)

Faalupega: Afio le Maòpu, Afio le Aloalii ia Matiu. Afifio Uso ma Usoalii. Alalata'i oe le Si'ufanua, Fa'apea le mamalu i le Faletolu ma le Gautaala. 

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Semikueva Lynch

 Radio broadcaster FM 98.5 MHz

Ekalesia: Tiakono & Faiaoga i Pese ma Viiga o le Atua - Ekalesia EFKS Ausetalia

Career:   In 1988 Pesefea became a church organ & piano player starting from Samoa at the village of Vaoala, Saaga Siumu & Falealili EFKS Churches. He was the tutor of Malifa Music School - Samoa Na Galo for keyboard, organ & piano players and involved with the CCWS Pesega Symphonic Band and then joined Samoa Police Band in 1994. He was also a member of the Live band called Missisipi Band from Saaga Siumu.  In 1995 he migrated to Australia then continued his piano career in EFKS Parishes: Campbelltown, Lakemba, Belmore and lastly in Bankstown then moved to Melbourne Victoria in 2003. 

Semi extended his piano & organ career with Methodist church, EFKS and Catholic Puleaga Samoa, Melbourne Victoria. Towards the end of 2007 he moved back to Sydney in October and became an organ player for Methodist church in Punchbowl Parish. At the same year in December he was called to become a radio broadcaster and second incharge for Fofoga Moomia o Samoa. In 2008 he was assissting organ players for EFKS Condell Park and then was the organ player for EFKS Riverstone 2009. In early 2010, he played at the  Doonside Methodist church. In June, he had moved back to his original church, EFKS Bankstown.  

Radio 2000 FM 98.5 Studio Sydney

Radio Career/aso Sa 4 December 2007: The first time on air, Semi had never had an experience behind the radio microphone, but he was one of the future broadcaster and producer for radio Samoan Religious program; broadcasting live on their mother tongue as an early bird on Sunday morning.  Until now it is extended and reaches out to the whole world via internet service http://www.fofogamoomiasamoalive.com/ and a live link to Samoa.

Matua/Parents: Tama-: Fa'aatuatu Tafili Manõ - Sataua/Faiaai Savaii & Falealili, Tina-: Melini - Saaga Siumu, Safata & Falelatai Upolu

Vaetama/Adopted by: Mr. John & Mrs. Mary Lynch [Mele]

Katoliko Puleaga Samoa Sydney 2004

Nuu/Village: Saaga Siumu sa fanau ai

Suafa Matai/Chief title #2: Fa'aitenuu mai Saaga Siumu (tulafale)

Faalupega: Afio Sa Asomua ma Aiga e lua, Tu'uû ma le Falelua, Fofoga o le Alataua Li'o, Uta'ileûo ma le Faletolu.

Miss Maiava

Faafetai lava le asiasi mai. Manuia feau ma galuega o le aso - Thank u for visiting God bless!

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