11 Siulai, 2018. Kuo tali fiemalie ‘e he ‘Eiki Palemia, Samuela ‘Akilisi Pohiva, ‘a e fakafisi ‘a e Sekelitali Pule mo e Sekelitali ki he Kapineti, Toketa Palenitina Langa’oi Tiueti, mei hono lakanga ‘o kamata mei he ‘aho 10 ‘o Siulai 2018.

29  Sune, 2018. Na’a kakato ‘i he ‘aho Falaite 15 ‘o Sune 2018 ‘a e ngaue ki he poloseki fakafuofua ki he pa'anga 'e $66.4 miliona Tonga ‘o e Uafu Fakalotofonua ko Taufa’ahau Tupou IV ‘aki hono foaki ‘o e ngaahi ki ki he Uafu ‘e he pule ngāue ‘o e kautaha TOA Corporation ‘a ia na’a nau fakahoko ‘a e ngaue ‘i he ‘Ofisi ‘o e Talekita Le’ole’o ‘o e Potungaue ki he Ngaahi Ngaue Lalahi.

26 June, 2018. Strengthening Tonga’s education and justice systems, and public sector management through policy reform, are key priorities identified for New Zealand’s development support to Tonga.

15 June, 2018. Deputy Prime Minister of Tonga, the Hon Semisi Sika and other senior government representatives, have surveyed areas of Tongatapu and ‘Eua damaged by Tropical Cyclone Gita earlier this year with the Australian Defence Force.

14 June, 2018. Almost 50 Tongan Marines from His Majesty’s Armed Forces and troops from 2nd Battalion, Royal Australia Regiment, have exercised their ability to land humanitarian aid ashore during an amphibious exercise on Pangaimotu Island.

4 Sune, 2018. Kuo tau a'usia 'a 'aho hono fakamanatu 'o e tau’atāina pea koe ta'u 'aki 'eni 'e 156 mei ai 'a hono foaki 'e Siaosi Tupou I 'a e tau’atāina ki hono kakai 'a ia 'oku langa ai e manatu ki he 'Uluaki Fā pe mo'oni 'a e lea taka 'i Tonga "Mapaki 'a e Fā kae kei 'Alaha.

26 Mē, 2018. ‘Oku lolotonga tauhi ‘e he Va’a Ngaue ki he Mo’ui Lelei ‘o e Fanga Monumanú ‘i Tokomololo ‘a e fanga ki’i moa ‘e 1,900 mei Nu’usila, ko e konga ia ‘a e polokalama tokoni afā ‘a e Potungāue Ngoue mo e Vaotātā, hili ‘a e Saikolone Fakatalopiki ko Gita.

25 May, 2018. Following Cyclone Gita in February 2018, the damage assessment found that approximately 75 percent of Primary schools, 88 percent of Secondary schools and 56 percent of Tertiary Institutes across Tongatapu and ‘Eua were directly affected.