18 February 2024. Prime Minister Hu'akavameiliku Siaosi Sovaleni has confirmed that Saudi Arabia is going to fund the construction of Tonga's first national museum in Nuku'alofa.

15 Fepueli 2024. Ko e ongoongo fakafiefia ia ki Tonga 'a hono foaki 'a e tokoni 'a e Pule'anga 'Aositelelia ki he fonua ko e misini generator 2MWh Cummins Genset ke tokoni ki he ma'u'anga 'uhila 'a Tonga.

14 February 2024. The Prime Minister of Tonga, Hon. Hu’akavameiliku met with Elder Peter F. Meurs, President of the Pacific Area Presidency of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Auckland’s North Shore early this week. 

8 Fepueli 2024. Na'e tu'uta mai ki Tonga ni 'a e Tokoni Palēmia 'o Nu'usila Hon. Winston Peters pehe ki he'enau Minisitā  Mo'ui mo e Kakai 'o e Pasifiki Hon. Dr Shane Reti 'i he efiafi Tusite 6 'o Fepueli ni pea ko e konga 'eni 'enau polokalama 'a'ahi ki he ngaahi fonua 'o e Pasifiki 'o kau ai 'a Ha'amoa mo Cook Islands.

4 February 2024. A Nuku'alofa business has started to sell 'sparkling kava' on tap for those interested in tasting the traditional brew.

25 January 2024. A Tongan story has made it to Sundance - one of the biggest film festivals in the world.

24 January 2024. The World Health Organisation (WHO) Regional Director for the Western Pacific, Dr Saia Ma'u Piukala, says he will be a servant of the region as he takes up his new posting in Manila.

22 January, 2024. The Kingdom of Tonga, one of the world’s most exposed countries to climate change and natural disasters, will receive a US$25 million (TOP$58.7 million) World Bank grant to strengthen financial and debt sustainability and to enhance climate and disaster resilience.