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A black marlin weighing 390kg and over 4m long was hauled into the fish markets today from the Ekiaki a vessel which is owned by the Quality Fishing Co. and captained by Loseli Tuineau. The huge fish was caught last Tuesday, 36 miles north east of Kao.

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints' most sacred place in Tonga, the Tonga Temple was opened for public viewing today, Sept 25.

The Tongan Judiciary has introduced a new court procedure, to enable disputing parties to negotiate out-of-court settlements through mediation.

Brave 'Ikale Tahi took on the mighty Springboks from South Africa early on Sunday morning. In all but the final score Tonga won! - James P. Barton

The 'Ikale Tahi nearly caused an upset at the Rugby World Cup when it nearly beat the Springbokd 30-25 at the Stade Felix Bollaert, Lens yesterday morning, September 23, Tongan time.

Tulou! Kae fai atu ha ki'i fakamalo ki he kau Helo 'o e 'Ikale Tahi, 'i he va'inga tu'u kimu'a ne mou fakahoko 'i he pooni. 'Oku 'ikai ke kei malava 'o fakama'uma'u 'a e loto fiefia mo e poupou lahi ki ho'o mou va'inga tu'u kimu'a ne mou fakahoko 'i he pooni. Neongo ha me'a ke fefe ka ko e ulungia faka polofesinale na'a mou fai. Mo'oni e lau 'a e kau fakamatala ko e taha eni ha tau 'e laui ta'u hano talanoa'i. 'Oku faka'amu 'a hoku loto ke u fakaha atu 'i he ki'i tohi ni 'a 'eku Fiefia ta'ehano tatau 'i ho'o mou tau. - Falamani Mafi

A senior customs official told the Talaki of September 19 that custom duties have not been raised, as is perceived by some people, but that custom officers are now applying the law fully, which they had not done in the past. Highlights from Tonga's newspapers, September 10-13, 2007. An English translation summary by Tevita Fonua.

The 'Ikale Tahi has made a few changes to its starting line up to face a Springbok team that has been dubbed as the "second-stringers".

Amid the tally of medals won by our Pacific athletes at the Games in Samoa, distribution of other small objects of value to athletes also proved a great success. These are the female condoms, made available to all by the organisers of the Safe Games Campaign through peer educators.