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'Oku 'ikai keu 'ilo pe 'oku ou ngangau 'ulu pe ko e ninimo 'i hono lau hifo 'o e fakamatala ki he langa 'o e (Confrence Hall for the Oct Forum of Pacific Leaders). 'Oku tau lolotonga mapuhoi he ngaahi 'aho ni ko e toumo'omo 'o e tu'unga fakapa'anga. 'Oku 'i ai 'a e ongo fu'u holo, (fale sipoti Atale & Kuini Salote Hall) ke ngaue'aki 'e Tonga ki he ngaahi fakataha pehe ni kae taataanaki ha pa'anga 'i hono ngaue'aki'. - Siosaia Moimoiangaha

A Tonga Day 2006 celebration on Monday, June 5 brought Tongans from all over the United Kingdom to the residence of the Tonga High Commission at Greenbanks, London.

The Tongan Methodist Church is an economic behemoth, capable of adding value or crippling our economy. My observation is that that the church is probably doing both but on the annual conference, the level of consumption and the costs may have negative impact on shareholders but also on the economy as well. - Sefita Hao‘uli

After reading about the plight of the MOW employees in Ha'apai, I confirmed something I have suspected for a very long time. My psychiatrist is right. I am an idiot and I do have multiple personalities. I can be angry, empathize and laugh within a minute's time. I am pretty sure I am serious about this statement. - Tama Foa

The Princess Regent Princess Pilolevu Tuita continue with her village inspection to the outer islands of Vava'u on Wednesday, June 7 to 'Utulei, 'Otea, Kapa, Taunga, Ofu, and Olo'ua.

A case that's clearer curiouser and more curiouser is now before the courts so I am curious to know how many times this section has been breached in the past, and will I be taking section 17 of the Constitution as reported, too literally, to suggest that Queen Salote could not have legally opened Parliament during her entire reign? - Sefita Hao‘uli

Tau haka he langi kuo tau he faka'inasi mei loto langi mo loto palasi ke kau atu si'i Fineasi Funaki he to'ofohe hono langa'i e fonua ki he lelei fakalukufua. Pea tuku pe 'a ha'a ta'efiemalie ia ke nau laka mo kaila ka e fai pe ho fatongia 'ou ke 'alaha pea ngingila.

A civil action brought by the Noble Lasike and eight People's Representatives against the Prime Minister, the Speaker of the House, and the Kingdom of Tonga, is calling for the closure of the Tongan Legislature.

It was interesting to read the article "Tonga must avoid political disaster, says Princess Regent" on your website dated 02 June 2006, where there was a proud referral to the private remittances sent by Tongans living overseas being of a size equal to that of the nations GDP and admittedly significant enough to be referred to as shoring-up the country's economy. Inbetween the lines, we are supposedly the envy of other lower remittance sending nations who couldnt match us. - Dr. E. L Saafi