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Swire Shipping reaffirmed its commitment to the region as the most reliable carrier in Asia-Oceania and on the Asia to North America West Coast (NAWC) trade lane in 2024. This was according to 12-month data published by Sea-Intelligence in their Global Liner Performance Report from Jan/Feb to Nov/Dec 2024. Swire Shipping averaged over 70 per cent reliability (as measured by On-Time Performance) on the Asia-Oceania and Oceania-Asia trades and ove…See the Story

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Electricity tariff effective from 1 January 2025

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Electricity tariff effective from 1 January 2025

Nuku'alofa, Tonga ENERGY COMMISSION PUBLIC NOTICE ELECTRICITY TARIFF EFFECTIVE FROM 1 JANUARY 2025 The Commissioners of the Energy Commission are pleased to announce a power tariff reduction of -3.52 seniti per kWh (kilowatt hour). This is a -2.22 seniti per kWh or -3.8% reduction from the quarter Oct-Dec 2024 when the power tariff was 91.69 seniti per kWh. The new electricity tariff for Tonga is therefore 89.47 seniti per kWh, a decrease from …See the Story

COVID’s lessons have all been forgotten

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Fragmentation and unity: Democracy in Tonga’s context

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Utah, USAEditor, Those who advocate for reducing the monarchy's power should recognize that every nation carries a unique political history and corresponding political theology, shaping its governance and societal values. In Tonga, the foundation of the modern monarchy is deeply intertwined with its political theology, significantly influenced by the Wesleyan Church. This connection is reflected in many Wesleyan hymns, which often invoke divine …See the Story

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Family first: hard work in Australia pays off back home in Tonga

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Brisbane, Australia'Unaloto Va'inga from Navutoka. Photo: PALM.'Unaloto Va'inga from Navutoka was one of the first Tongan women to work in meat processing through the Pacific Australia Labour Mobility (PALM) scheme – now she’s paving the way for more women to sign up and succeed. After applying for the PALM scheme, completing the interview and tests, 'Unaloto was offered a role as a meat processing worker in Western Australia. Leaving her daught…See the Story