22 April, 2020. The National Emergency Management Office (NEMO) commenced distribution of relief items to Tropical Cyclone (TC) Harold affected communities on Wednesday 15th April 2020.

21 April, 2020. The Australian High Commission, under the direction of the Australian Government, has helped Australians return home from Tonga in recent weeks. The High Commission has assisted three charter flights and facilitated the return of some 50 Australian citizens and permanent residents since 25 March 2020.

20 ‘Epeleli, 2020. Kuo ‘osi a’utaki atu ‘a e konga lahi ‘o e ngaahi tokoni afa mei he Sosaieti Kolosi Kula ‘a Tonga ki Nukunukumotu, ‘a ia ‘oku tu’u ai ‘a e kolo ko Siesia, hili ia ‘a hono uesia lahi ‘a e motu ni ‘e he Matangi Malohi ko Haloti.

19 April, 2020.  New Zealand’s renewable energy developer Infratec and its partner NETcon, a power transmission company, have secured a contract to deliver on-grid solar photovoltaic (PV) and battery storage facilities to the ‘Eua and Vava’u islands in the Kingdom of Tonga, Oceania.

19 April, 2020. The Asian Development Bank (ADB) today announced the release of a $6 million ($13.9 million pa'anga) grant from its Pacific Disaster Resilience Program (Phase 2) to help finance the Government of Tonga's response to the novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic.

15 April, 2020. Australia stands with our Pacific family as the devastation of Cyclone Harold becomes clear.

15 'Epeleli, 2020. ‘Oku tokanga ‘a e ‘Ofisi ‘o e Palēmia, ke fakatonutonu ‘a e ngaahi fakamatala ‘oku ‘ikai mo’oni kuo tufaki atu ‘i he mitia fakasōsiale ‘o pehē ko e vakapuna ‘Ea Nu’usila NZ970 ‘e tau mai he ho’ata ‘o e ‘aho ni ki he Mala’evakapuna Fua’amotu.

14 ‘Epeleli, 2020. Ko e lahi taha ‘o e ngaahi maumau lahi na’e fakatupu ‘e he Matangi Mālohi ko Halotí ki he Funga Fonuá, Tongatapu pea mo Ha’apai ko hono maumau’i ‘o e ngaahi ngāue’anga lalahí (infrastructure), pea pehee ki he ngaahi fale tali’anga kakai (beach resorts), ‘o fakatupunga he peau fakasunami mei he matangi.