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The findings of Tonga's National Committee for Political Reform will go to King Taufa'ahau Tupou IV before August 30, and then be presented to parliament for debate a month later, the NCPR announced today.

Tonga's Public Service Association who is demanding that a new interim government take over Tonga, or else they will strike, has delayed their national march until June 1.

I have heard from various sources how our beloved King enjoys good humors and play jokes on his friends. At this stage of his life, I was thinking he is busy meditating and preparing to meet his Maker. Boy was I wrong! Our beloved king is still active being a jokester. - Tama Foa

TONGA'S Public Service Association (PSA) is unhappy with the new Cabinet reshuffle and has discussed taking new strike action if government does not respond to their concerns and call for reconsideration of the new ministerial appointments.

Rejoice all ye women, for your time has come. Your long-suffering, toils, sweats, untimely efforts, perseverance and intellect are now acknowledged and recognized. This is a ground-breaking achievement on our part, dear women. We got one in Office. We are going down in history, and it's about time. - Lucia Mateialona-‘Olive

The People's Democratic Party PDP, Shoreline Power and the Tonga Electric Power Board are currently negotiating for a settlement out off court, said the president of the PDP Sione Teisina Fuko yesterday, May 18.

Ko 'eku faka'amu 'i he 'aho ni kia kitautolu kotoa pe, 'o 'ikai ko kinautolu pe 'oku vaivai fakalaumalie ka kia kitautolu fakakatoa, ketau ma'u ha taukei mo ha 'ilo pau e ngaahi taa sipinga mo e ngaahi lea fakataataa 'a e Fakamo'ui'. Ko e taimi lahi 'oku tau fekumi ki Hevani 'i he ngaahi founga kehe kehe pea fakamamafa ki he ngaahi 'ilo fakahisitolia mo e ngaahi fa'u fakakaukau 'a e kakai kehe kehe, 'a ia 'oku 'ikai fu'u mahu'inga 'o hange ko 'etau ngaahi taukei fakafo'ituitui. - Siosaia Moimoiangaha

Ms Reiko Konosu is one Japanese name that the people in the villages of Nukuhetulu, 'Utulau, Hoi, Manuka, Lomaiviti and Puke will remember for a very long time.

Tonga's Prime Minister, Hon. Dr Feleti Sevele, on the evening of Tuesday May 16, announced the appointment of three new Cabinet Ministers, and the relieving from their ministerial posts of the Deputy Prime Minister, Hon. Cecil Cocker and the Minister of Land, Hon. Fielakepa.