Tuala Paulo (died 1979) was a Western Samoan journalist and politician.

Paulo worked as a journalist, rising to become editor of the Samoa Bulletin.

Although he lost 24–22 to Magele Ate in the second round of voting, he was then the only candidate for the deputy speakership and took up the post.

[2] After being re-elected in 1970, Paulo was appointed Minister of Justice.

[5] He returned to journalism, becoming editor of the South Seas Star and later Tautai.