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The price of petrol and diesel for Tonga increases for April-May 2015 by a few seniti, while the kerosene price drops starting 16 April.

Bullying and mob violence have no place in any civilised society, a judge said yesterday in sending three former Tupou College students to lengthy prison terms for their part in a violent attack on a home in Tofoa that severely injured a young man on 18 July 2013.

Scattered showers over Nuku’alofa today did not dampen the spirits of hundreds of students who gathered at the Teufaiva Outdoor Stadium for the 91st Inter-Collegiate Athletics Competition.

Over $2000 in prizes are being offered for a cheering competition to be held during the 2015 Inter-College Athletic Competition on April 15-17, to raise awareness on women's issues.

Na’e ha’u ‘a e kau faifekau misinale mo e vekeveke ke talaki ‘a e Kosipeli ‘a Sisu Kalaisi koe’uhi ke tau tali mo tui kiai pea fakahoko koe’uhi ke tau mo’ui mei ai fakaelaumalie, ‘atamai mo e sino. – Sione Tu’itupou Fotu.

Tonga’s new Police Commissioner Steven John Caldwell, began the top job today Monday 13 April in Nuku’alofa.

Ain’t it amusing that Prime Minister Pōhiva and his cronies at the PMO, are the same gang who attacked past governments like fangs-bared “watchdogs,” are using the same tactics to silence their critics? – Sione Ake-mei-hakau Mokofisi.

The trial of two policemen charged with manslaughter in relation to the death of ‘Inoke Pepa (20) in Vaini in 2012 began this week, at the Nuku’alofa Supreme Court.

Ulu o Tokelau, Hon Siopili Perez, will attend the American Samoa’s Flag Raising Celebration on 17 April, according to a press statement today from the Office of the Council of the Ongoing Government of Tokelau.