Nuku’alofa, 9 Sanuali 2016. Na’e ma’u faingamalie ‘a e ongoongo ni ke ma’u ‘a e fakamatala ‘a Takitoa Taumoepeau ‘o tali ki he feinga ‘a e Palēmia ke fakamalolo’i ia mo Lord Sevele mei he Komiti Sipoti ‘oku nau ngāue ke teuteu ‘a e Sipoti Saute Pasifiki ‘a ia ‘oku ‘amanaki fakahoko mai ki Tonga ni ‘i he 2019.

23 December, 2015. The teenage rugby star dubbed the Tongan Thor - Taniela Tupou - has re-signed with the Queensland Reds until 2018.

21 December, 2015. Jonah Lomu's wife Nadene has spoken out to thank New Zealanders for their support. "Thank you to New Zealand and the world for the support and love you have shown both my sons Brayley and Dhyreille on the passing of their Daddy.

JONAH LOMU DIES FINANCIALLY BROKE? ALL BLACKS OWE HIS FAMILY MILLIONS

                    (Totofa ‘o Nuku’alofa - Journal…Vol. 02. No. 26)

                                             Written by Sione A. Mokofisi

Nuku'alofa, 4 Novema 2015.

Tangata'eiki,

‘Oku tau fiefia kotoa pe ‘i he’etau kau atu ko ia ki he fe’auhi ipu ‘a mamani ‘i he ‘akapulu ‘Iunioni 2015 ‘a ee na’e fai ki Pilitania lahi ‘o toki tatuku’aki ‘a e fainolo ‘i he vaha’a ‘o Nu’usila pea mo ‘Aositelelia.

29 October, 2015. The qualification process for the next Rugby World Cup is set to be changed, meaning the Pacific nations who didn't directly qualify at this tournament will have a better chance of playing in Japan 2019.  

19 October, 2015. Mate Ma’a Tonga have qualified for the next Rugby League World Cup to be held across Australia, New Zealand and Papua New Guinea in 2017 after defeating the Cook Islands at Campbelltown Stadium in front of 4813 fans.

17 October, 2015. The pool stages of the Rugby World Cup (RWC) 2015 are now over and, not surprisingly, the world's biggest rugby nations (bar the hosts) have qualified for the quarterfinals.