Tonga
Wet weather causes strife in several Pacific nations
Wet weather is now causing strife in Fiji, Tonga, Solomon Islands and New Caledonia.
Recalled Tonga workers not complying with contracts
Tonga's Ministry of Internal Affairs says Tongan fruit pickers were ordered to return home from New Zealand last week because they were not meet their work conditions. Audio
Tongan fruit pickers in NZ sent home for misbehaving
Eight Tongan fruit pickers in New Zealand were ordered to return home last Friday for alleged misbehaviour.
Tonga police survey Asians on safety concerns
Tonga police officers are currently meeting with Asian business people in the outer islands as part of a survey to find out what security and safety concerns they have.
Tonga's tourism sector raises goals
Tonga's tourism sector has been given the goal of earning the country at least $US90 million a year by 2020.
Tonga Govt sends CEDAW back to the public
Tonga's Prime Minister says the Convention for the Elimination of all forms of Discrimination Against Women will be the focus of public consultations later in the year.
Tonga tourism sector given ambitious targets
Tonga's government has doubled the earnings goals for the tourism sector in the hope that it will play a bigger part in building a strong economy. Audio
Fishermen rescued after 3 days without water
A cruise ship bound for the Bay of Islands rescued six fisherman, who had not had water for three days, from their boat.
Tongan PM not worried about no-confidence motion
Tonga's Prime Minister says he believes he has the numbers to easily defeat a proposed motion of no-confidence.
Sport: Veitongo FC and Lupe Ole Soaga target final spot
The OFC Champions League Qualifier concludes today with Veitongo FC and Lupe Ole Soaga competing for one spot in the main draw.
Motion of no confidence submitted in Tonga
Tonga's Parliament has announced a motion of no confidence in Prime Minister 'Akilisi Pohiva has been submitted.
Tonga's TBC to be heard and seen more clearly
The head of the Tonga Broadcasting Commission, Nanise Fifita, says a US$91,000 cash injection will bring great benefits to the people of Tonga. Audio
Tonga economy in positive state - central bank
The Tongan economy appears to be in a positive state according to the country's central bank.
Tongan broadcaster boosted by cash injection
The head of the Tonga Broadcasting Commission says a new injection of cash will help the state broadcaster strengthen its signal to the outer islands of the country.
Tonga prison escapees found
Two escaped prisoners in Tonga, who allegedly robbed a shop owner at gun point while on the run, have been located.
Sport: Puaikura FC secure maiden Champions League berth
Puaikura FC have overcome ill discipline, scorching heat and depleted playing stocks to qualify for the OFC Champions League main draw for the first time.
Scientist discovers underwater eruption in Tonga
A New Zealand scientist says satellite images show that an underwater volcano has erupted near the main island of Tonga.
Scientist discovers underwater eruption in Tonga
New Zealand scientist discovers submarine eruption near the mainland of Tonga, after looking at satellite images. Audio
Tongan casino proposal still waiting for go-ahead
The Tongan company behind a proposed gaming resort is not giving up on gaining government approval despite legal obstacles and public outcry.
'Armed and dangerous' prisoners escape police in Tonga
The police in Tonga are looking for two prisoners who escaped custody on Tuesday before allegedly robbing a shop owner at gun point.