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Please could anybody help me to identify a book I read a long time ago and which I have been trying to find for the past nearly ten years? The details I can remember, which are very brief, are:

Noble Fohe, called 'Akilisi Pohiva a liar, for saying that Fohe was paid for sleeping in the House. He warned 'Akilisi that next time he said bad things about him he would knock his brains out.Tonga Legislative Assembly, Minute No. 11, Monday June 20, 2005. From the House, by Pesi Fonua

The 34 man Ikale Tahi Squad for the 2005 Tri Nations Rugby Tournament left for Fiji on June 21, where they will play their first test match match against Fiji on Saturday June 25.

Government could not sell shares in Sea Star because there had been no financial report during the past four years. 'Isileli Pulu said he had not seen a Public Account since he entered the House in 2002. Tonga Legislative Assembly, Minute No. 10, Wednesday June 16, 2005. From the House, by Pesi Fonua

'Akilisi Pohiva said that if they were talking about accountability, and taking it to the highest level then who was the chief executive of the Privy Council [the king] accountable to? The Prime Minister, HRH Prince ...‘Ulukalala Lavaka Ata asked would the people be more powerful than the constitution and the law? In the old days when there was no law and order, countries ended up in war, and it seemed that was what some of the PRs wanted, they did not want Law and Order. Tonga Legislative Assembly, Minute No. 8, Tuesday June 14, 2005. From the House, by Pesi Fonua

We are just days away from the Oceania 2007 World Cup Qualifying rounds and both Samoa and Fiji have so far had the best preparations. The 'Ikale Tahi has yet to fully utilise its top players for reasons that I do not know.

Si‘i Kae Ola Motor Parts, Tonga's biggest second-hand car sales company faced a civil action brought against them by a former customer who claimed he bought from them a poor quality car.

Lance Corporal, Tevita Vi of the Ha‘apai Police Force was sentenced today to three years in prison after he was found guilty of manslaughter by Chief Justice Robin Webster.

Following the Minister of Finance's presentation of his Budget Statement the day before, clarifying where he stood with regards to his Tax and Economic reform program, the Minister, Hon. Siosiua 'Utoikamanu, came under a relentless attack from the People's Representatives, picking holes in his Budget. The questioning was so intense that before lunch the Minister slipped out from the House, and after waiting 25 minutes for him to return, the House broke up for lunch. Tonga Legislative Assembly, Minute No. 6, Thursday June 9, 2005. From the House, by Pesi Fonua