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Tonga’s Court of Appeal heard 11 cases this week with judgements to be delivered on Tuesday, March 31 at the Supreme Court in Nuku'alofa.

The Tongan Government and people lose hundreds of thousands of dollars each whale watch season. – Selia Simmons.

The Tongan 7s team took to the streets of Hong Kong yesterday to connect with the local community and to promote their team ahead of the three day HSBC World Series Qualifiers Tournament set to kick off this Friday March 27 in Hong Kong, along with the annual Hong Kong Sevens tournament.

The ‘Ikale Tahi will gather in Tonga this July to begin their preparations for the 2015 Rugby World Cup.

A new multi-million-dollar software is now being cleared through Cabinet, to be purchased from the PM ‘Akilisi Pohiva’s son and his partner Paula Piveni Piukala to replace the existing computer program that has been used by the Education Department. – Sione Ake-mei-haku Mokofisi.

Ko e fakamatalani ni ko e fie tokoni pe ke tau talanoa’i lelei mo melino ‘a e CEDAW he ‘oku tau tangata’ifonua kotoa ‘o e fonua ko Tonga. – Sione Tu’itupou Fotu.

A police officer from Nukunuku has been charged with reckless driving after allegedly hitting an eight-year-old boy with his police vehicle on Monday, 23 March.

The ownership of the La’a Lahi Solar Farm in Neiafu was today transferred from the Government of Tonga to Tonga Power Ltd., a public enterprise in Nuku’alofa.

Four shipwrecks have been cleared from the Nuku’alofa waterfront reefs as part of an ongoing clean-up operation starting last month.