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Lawyer disappointed as sick Tongan woman faces deportation
Audio 25 Feb 2014The lawyer representing a Tongan overstayer says he's disappointed but not surprised at news the Immigration Department wants to deport his client despite her having a heart condition and being warned… Audio
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Tonga military holds recruitment drive
Audio 24 Feb 2014Tonga military is conducting its annual recruitment drive with another 70 to 80 personnel to be added to His Majesty's Armed Forces by the end of the week. Audio
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Tonga to launch mock parliament to boost women's representation
Audio 18 Feb 2014Tonga's Speaker of Parliament calls for Tongan women to apply as candidates for mock parliament. Audio
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New Zealand lawyer says authorities 'perverse' for sending Tongans back home
A lawyer for Tongan overstayers says deporting people with medical conditions to an area devastated by a cyclone is perverse. Cyclone Ian caused widespread damage to the Ha'apai island group...
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Claim NZ deporting to cyclone-hit area
A lawyer representing overstayers from Tonga says New Zealand is deporting people to some of the most cyclone-damaged areas of the island nation. Audio
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New Zealand lawyer claims Tongans being returned to unsafe Ha'apai
A lawyer representing overstayers from Tonga says New Zealand is deporting people to some of the most cyclone-damaged areas of the island nation. Cyclone Ian devastated the Ha'apai island group...
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Tongan overstayers to be deported to cyclone hit areas
Audio 17 Feb 2014A lawyer for Tongan overstayers says New Zealand is ignoring its international responsibilities by returning overstayers to areas of Tonga devastated by cyclone Ian. Audio
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Extra Time for 14 February 2014
Audio 15 Feb 2014This week we begin the countdown to next year's cricket world cup. The former India cricket captain Sunil Gavaskar reflects on his country's tour of New Zealand, and Corey Anderson speaks about his… Audio
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Bruno Banani considering bobsleigh at next Winter Olympics
Audio 12 Feb 2014Tonga's first Winter Olympian, Bruno Banani, reflects on his performance in Sochi and talks about his future plans. Audio
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Most without insurance in cyclone-hit Ha'apai
Audio 11 Feb 2014Most people are without insurance in Tonga's cyclone-hit island group of Ha'apai, which may result in the government having to foot the $30-million bill. Audio
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Dateline Pacific evening edition for 10 February 2014
Audio 10 Feb 2014A report into illegal passport sales in Vanuatu is delivered to government ministers; Questions are raised over New Zealand's easing of Fiji sanctions; A Cook Islands lawyer hopes politicians can fix… Audio
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Ha'apai tourism and business operators looking to the future
Audio 10 Feb 2014Ha'apai tourism operators say they are getting back on their feet but have some concerns about the impacts the cyclone will have on their industry and the local economy. Audio
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Sport: Tongan luge star says carrying flag at games was emotional
The Russian President, Vladimir Putin, has declared the Sochi Winter Games officially open, after a spectacular opening ceremony at the Black Sea resort. More than 40,000 people were at Sochi's...
