6 Sune, 2018. Na’e ma’u ‘i he efiafi ‘aneafi Tusite ‘aho 5 ‘o Sune ni pe ‘a e sino ‘o e Pule ‘Enisinia ‘o e MV Tongiaki kuo ne ‘osi pekia makatu’unga ‘i ha’a ne melemo.

May 9, 2018 . In the Kingdom of Tonga, three women, supported by the World Bank’s Transport Sector Consolidation Project, are working to make the country’s roads safer. Over two years of visiting students and running campaigns on road safety, the three women have contributed to reducing Tonga’s annual road death toll from an average of 20 per year to five from 2016 to 2017 – earning Hepisipa Oko, Ane Tauki’uvea and Maile Fotu the nickname the ‘Road Safety Sisters.’

30 May, 2018. Na'e lava lelei hono fakaava 'a e uekasopu mo e poloseki ako mo e fekumi he 'aati 'a Tonga ma'ae kau 'atisi Tonga he Fale 'o Tonga he Fanga 'o Pilolevu 'i Nuku'alofa 'i Tonga'eiki / Tongatapu / Tongalahi 'e he Haikomisona 'Aositelelia 'a Andrew Ford he 'aho Tusite 29 'o Me 2018.

28 Mē, 2018. Na’e ma’u ha tofua’a ‘e 4 ‘i he motu ko ‘Ata kuo kamata kenau ‘aunga tupu mei hano fana ‘aki ha me’afana.

28 May, 2018. A ship carrying a container laden with roofing iron is on its way from New Zealand to Tonga to help repair cylone damage at one of the country's biggest employers.

20 May, 2018. The struggle for more acceptance and tolerance of transgender and LGBT communities within largely religious and conservative Pacific communities has been highlighted in a new film winning the hearts of global audiences.

16 May, 2018. New Zealand High Commissioner Tiffany Babington signed a NZ$11 million grant funding arrangement for the upgrade of Nuku’alofa’s electricity network today with the Acting Minister of Finance and National Planning, Hon Mateni Tapueluelu.

14 Me, 2018. Kuo fokotu'u 'a e kautaha fo'ou 'a e kau faiongoongo 'a Tonga lolotonga 'a e fakataha hono 5 'a e kau faiongoongo 'a e Pasifiki na'e fakahoko mai ki Tonga ni 'i he uike kuo 'osi (5th Pacific Islands Media Summit in Tonga).