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Sala Sally Newsham
The People’s Choice Award sponsored in memory of our late Miss Samoa NZ Mother Le Afioga ia Salā Sally Newsham.
Sally had a Long career in Pacific broadcasting and was the force behind the Miss Samoa New Zealand pageant from 1994 to 2010.
Miss SAmoa NZ WINNERS
2024 – Precious Miriama Tusega
2023 – Cherish Fa’amanū Manaia
2022 – Shilohm Vaeluaga Filipi
2021 – Fonoifafo Nancy McFarland-Seumanu
2020 – Fonoifafo Nancy McFarland-Seumanu
2019 – Fonoifafo Nancy McFarland-Seumanu
2018 – Cecilia Tufuga
2017 – Natalie Leitulagi Toevai
2016 – Naomi Eta Fruean
2015 – Christina Taefu
2014 – Latafale Auva’a
2013 – Margaret Sarona Scott
2012 – Penina Maree Paeu
2011 – Metotisi Komiti Fa’alavaau
2010 – Maree Angelica Wright
2009 – Christina Fa’afili
2008 – Amily Faleafaga
2007 – Sherry Elekana
2006 – Josie Fuimaono-Sapolu
2005 – Merelina Saseve
2004 – Dorian Scanlan
2003 – Rosemary Tuaimalo
2002 – Ronna Seyleck-Lee
2001 – Jody Jackson
2000 – Elaine Ward
1999 – Susana Talagi
1998 – Susan Pa’u
1997 – Susan Pa’u
1996 – Sovita Mauga
1995 – Roxanna Clark
1994 – Sharon Iputau
1993 – Lorna Meleisea
1992 – Julia Toevai
1991 – Marceena Fris
WINNERS OF MISS UNIVERSE SAMOA NATIONAL PAGEaNT
1991 – Founded Miss Samoa NZ
2000 – Miss Samoa NZ expands its outreach by participating in international beauty contests, gaining global recognition.
2010 – The introduction of community service projects as a core component of the Miss Samoa NZ duties.
2021 – The pageant celebrates its 30th anniversary with a grand event, reflecting on its evolution and achievements over the decades.
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FORMER DIRECTORS
1991-1993 - Le Afioga iā Fa’asavalu Dave Parker
1994 - 2010 - Le Afioga iā Salā Sally Newsham
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HiGHLIGHTS
Samoan fashion is deeply rooted in the island’s rich cultural heritage and traditions. Cultural and Social Impact The Miss Samoa NZ pageant has significantly impacted Samoan society by promoting cultural awareness and pride. Contestants often engage in traditional performances, wear culturally significant attire, and participate in community service.
Over the years, the Miss Samoa NZ pageant has evolved to reflect changing societal norms and expectations. Initially focused on traditional beauty standards, the pageant now emphasizes intelligence, talent, and community involvement.
Miss Samoa NZ winners have made significant contributions on the global stage by participating in international beauty pageants such as Miss Pacific Islands and Miss World. Their involvement has brought international attention to Samoan culture and issues.