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Tonga's first lockdown due to a case of Covid-19 has begun, and the streets of Nuku'alofa are quiet. Audio

Cabinet decided to ease restrictions for some, the prime minister says cases may peak this month at 200 a day, there's safety concerns as supplement sales soar and Tonga will enter a snap lockdown at…

The Tongan Government has announced that the main island Tongatapu will go into lockdown from midnight after the discovery of the first case of Covid-19 in the Kingdom.

A group of 15 lawyers in Tonga has written to King Tupou VI asking him to revoke the appointment of Lord Afeaki as the acting Lord Chief Justice.

According to the British company that announced a huge airport development planned for Tonga it will be fully funded by private foreign investors.

China seems set to change the way it relates to Pacific nations.

Halt the vaccines call; anaesthetic investigation after deaths; and Apia market plan ditched

Tongans go to the polls on November 18 with less candidates than the previous two elections.

In Tonga, the King has again criticised Parliament, this time over what he sees as a lack of effort in combatting the drug threat, and a lack of accountability and communication.

A former Tonga Deputy Prime Minister, Vuna Fā'otusia, who passed away recently, has been called someone who tried to make a difference.

Police in Tonga have so far charged 15 people in their ongoing investigation into cocaine packages that washed up on beaches on Vava'u.

Tongan cabinet minister, 'Akosita Lavulavu, and her husband, 'Etuate, are now in Tongatapu's Hu'atolitoli Prison.

The Tongan prime minister's insistence on defending a government minister convicted of fraud will again be subjected to public scrutiny with sentencing in the case to be handed down this week.

A 27-year-old man has been arrested in Tonga in connection with the death of a prominent human rights activist.