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No headway in Tonga plane dispute
A New Zealand pilot who has proposed a way forward in a long-running dispute between Tonga and New Zealand over a Chinese plane says no headway was made at the last meeting.
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NZ pilot says Tongan plane safe, and NZ should approve
An experienced New Zealand pilot says New Zealand should recognise the certification of a controversial Tongan plane.
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Sport: Pacific players included in World XV team
Manu Samoa lock Joe Tekori and Tongan prop Sona Taumalolo have been included in a star-studded World XV rugby squad to play South Africa in Cape Town next month. The...
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Experienced World XV squad named
The former Springbok coach Nick Mallett believes the players selected for his World XV squad are in top form for their match against South Africa in Cape Town early next...
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Calls for NZ and Tonga to end dispute over plane
The Tongan Advisory Council in New Zealand calls on Tonga's deputy prime minister and New Zealand's foreign minister to end the feud over a Chinese plane.
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Meeting in Wellington a showdown on controversial Tonga plane
Audio 14 May 2014A crucial meeting in Wellington may decide the fate of a controversial plane gifted from China to Tonga. Audio
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NZ foreign minister yet to see Tonga transport report
The New Zealand foreign minister has confirmed he has not seen a World Bank report on Tonga's transport industry as he is due to meet Tonga's Deputy Prime Minister tomorrow.
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Tonga's Afghanistan deployment completed - what's next?
Audio 12 May 2014Tonga's soldiers end their deployment to Afghanistan and now attention turns to how they might be employed now. Audio
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Tonga says it followed all protocols over plane
Tonga'a deputy prime minister says he can prove he properly certified a controversial plane gifted by China.
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Tonga upset at World Bank plane review
The Tongan deputy prime minister has criticised the World Bank for producing a report on the Tonga transport sector without any consultation with him.
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Tonga's Deputy Prime Minister hits out at World Bank
Audio 9 May 2014Tonga's Deputy Prime Minister has hit out at the World Bank for finalising a draft report on the Tonga transport industry without any consultation with him. Audio
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Tonga air transport review awaited
The CEO of Tonga's domestic airline says he has not heard from the World Bank regarding the ongoing review of Tonga's transport industry amid security concerns.
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World Bank review of Tonga's transport industry
The Tongan deputy prime minister is still confident a controversial plane gifted by China will survive an industry-wide review by the World Bank.
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Tonga speaks up on climate change
The Prime Minister of Tonga, Lord Tu'ivakano, has led a Tongan delegation to a United Nations Climate Summit in Abu Dhabi, saying it's important small island states work together on the issue.
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Tongan cops accused of manslaughter chose not to give evidence
In Tonga, the five policemen accused of manslaughter in the death of a New Zealand constable chose not to give evidence in the trial at the Nuku'alofa Supreme Court after the Crown concluded its final…
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