9 March, 2022. Aotearoa New Zealand will contribute NZ$6 million (T$9 million) to support Tonga improve household and community access to safe and secure water supply and sanitation.

5 February, 2022. Tongan families in Porirua, the Hutt Valley and Wellington city have been packing barrels with water, tinned food, flour and other supplies to send to their families in the islands, following the massive volcanic eruption and tsunami in mid-January.

3 February, 2022. Tonga had managed to avoid COVID-19, but amid recovery efforts from a volcanic eruption and tsunami earlier this month, the remote Pacific island nation is no longer free from the virus, and is going into lockdown.

1 February, 2022. A tsunami expert says forecasting models and warning systems designed to assess earthquake-triggered waves did not account for the boosting effects of the shockwave from the recent Tonga volcanic eruption.

1 February, 2021. A French Polynesian ship is on its way to Tonga with 300 tonnes of supplies - two weeks after Tonga was hit by a volcanic eruption and tsunami.

30 January, 2022. China plans to send a second batch of disaster-relief supplies from its southern metropolis of Guangzhou to the tsunami-hit Tonga by sea on January 31, according to the foreign affairs office of Guangdong Province.

27 January, 2022. China shipped relief supplies worth 1 million yuan (157,900 U.S. dollars) on Monday from Fiji to Tonga, which has suffered heavy damage from the recent volcanic eruptions and tsunami.

26 Sanuali, 2021. Kuo ma’u e fakamatala mei he Ma’u Mafai koe toko 23 ‘o e kau kauvaka ‘o e Manuao ‘Aositelēlia koe HMAS Adelaide ‘oku lolotonga folau mai ki Tonga ni ‘oku ma’u kinautolu ‘e he mahaki Covid-19.