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Ko e liliu ki he Temokalati he 'ikai ngata pe he liliu ki he Pule'anga pe ko e liliu ki hono faka-lele 'o e Fale-Alea 'a ia ko e Konga 2 ia 'o e Konisitutone. Ka kuo pau ke toe kau atu ki ai mo e Konga 3 'a ia ko e Fonua pe Kelekele kae toki kakato 'o Faka-Lao mo Faka-Konisitutone 'a e liliu. 'I he Konga 3 'o e Konisitutone 'a ia ko e Fonua pe Kelekele ko hono Pule'i mo e Mafai 'oku 'i he Kalauni pe ko e Tu'i pea ko e Kalauni pe Tu'i na'e toe Taki he Pule'anga pea ko 'e ne kakato ia ko e Pule'anga mo e Fonua. Ko ia ai 'e anga fefe ha Faka-Lao mo Faka-Konisitutone ' a e liliu kuo fai pe ko e ngaue 'a e Palemia mo e Pule'anga? - Sioeli F. Helu

New Zealand producers added wealth to their economy by exporting goods to Tonga. Tongan producers duplicated the same in their economy by consuming the goods, and traded back products that New Zealand producers could not produce at affordable costs. - Sione A. Mokofisi

Tonga's so-called pro-democracy camp whined like spoiled brats who expected attention from the NZ PM's state visit NZ Prime Minister visits Tonga, 08 July, 2009), but who were left irrelevant in the cold. -Sione A. Mokofisi

However, I would suggest to the Nuku'alofa rebuilding committee that every new building should designate the ground level for parking. Building parking structures will alleviate roadside parking. Prohibit parking along the main roads in Nuku'alofa between 7:00am - 7:00pm. - ‘Aisea T. Tu‘ikolovatu

The comments by this David Garrett in the New Zealand parliament and his defence to the media of what he muttered are signs of a person who is desperate and an attention seeker. Unbeknownst to this person who is clearly not Tongan, he has brought shame to us Tongans here in Zealand and it gives out a picture that harassment is a norm in the Tonga work place environment. - S. F. Fonua

One reads with the greatest concern the statement by a NZ ACT Member of Parliament, David Garrett (ironically, an employment lawyer for over 10 years), trying to justify lewd remarks that he made to a female worker, asserting that "I'm on a very steep learning curve, I now understand very clearly that the kind of thing that might have been okay in a law firm in Tonga is not okay in Parliament." (NZ Herald, 23/06/09). - Sitiveni Finau

'Oku fakaha mai he tu'unga 'o e liliu fakapolitikale he 'aho ni, mo e te u fakahoko 'a e ngaue mahu'inga taha hotau hisitolia 'o e 20-21 Senituli 'a e anga fakatikitato, ta'efakapotopoto mo ta'efakatemokalati, pea kapau 'oku pehee pe 'a e kamata huanoa katau ka to atu ki he namo mo e moana loloto, ko 'ene fehalaaki pe 'e to e kovi ange 'a e kaha'u ia mo hono ngaahi nunu'a.

Your report (Fix it with flowers, 19 June, 2009) best illustrated the People's Representatives anti-growth mentality, lack of business knowledge, while salivating for Big Government to control business and finance. -Sione A. Mokofisi

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