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FAO Presents Credentials To Tonga’s PM, Reaffirms Commitment To Agricultural & Fisheries Development
Pacific Agriculture Week 2025 launched in Nuku’alofa

Pacific Agriculture Week 2025 launched in Nuku’alofa

The 4th Pacific Week of Agriculture and Forestry (PWAF) has kicked off in Nuku’alofa with HRH Crown Princess Sinaitakala Tuku’aho gracing the opening ceremony as the guest of honour. The week long event was formally opened at the Tonga National...

Owner:  Kalafi Moala
Minister Wasi and Australia Discuss Strengthening Agricultural Collaboration

Minister Wasi and Australia Discuss Strengthening Agricultural Collaboration

The Solomon Islands Minister for Agriculture and Livestock (MAL), Hon. Franklyn Wasi, held productive bilateral discussions with senior officials from Australia’s Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry (DAFF), Department of Foreign...

Owner:  Solomon Islander Government
Opening Remarks by the SPC Deputy Director General, Dr Paula Vivili at the 4th Regional Meeting of Pacific Ministers of Agriculture and Forestry (PMAF)
Solar-desalination provides water for agriculture in Tonga

Solar-desalination provides water for agriculture in Tonga

Launch event for agricultural desalination plant.Vaini, Tongatapu, 26 May 2025. Photo: Nishi Trading. By Katalina Siasau A solar-powered desalination system to provide water for agriculture was launched on Monday, 26 May, at the Nishi Trading...

Owner:  Fonua Family
Tonga creates a Tourism Roadmap to boost tourism development

Tonga creates a Tourism Roadmap to boost tourism development

Tourism plays a crucial role in Tonga's economy, contributing over TOP18 million to the GDP in 2022 and is projected to increase to TOP88 million by 2033. However, the industry has encountered significant challenges, initially due to the COVID-19...

Owner:  Fonua Family
Chinese agronomy teacher recounts teaching in Tonga, plans return
Pacific Vision for Adapted Crops and Soil officially launches on the margins of the Pacific Week of Agriculture and Forestry in Tonga
First Pacific Research Symposium launched in Tonga

First Pacific Research Symposium launched in Tonga

Tonga is hosting the Pacific Community’s (SPC) inaugural Regional Research Symposium on Agriculture and Forestry, bringing together experts from over 30 countries. The two-day event which started yesterday at the Tanoa Dateline Hotel in Nukuʻalofa...

Owner:  Kalafi Moala
Minister Wasi in Tonga for agriculture, forestry conference

Minister Wasi in Tonga for agriculture, forestry conference

SOLOMON Islands is represented at the 4th Pacific Week of Agriculture and Forestry (PWAF) in Nuku’alofa, Tonga this week. On behalf of the Solomon Islands Government, Minister responsible for the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock (MAL)...

Owner:  Catherine Lamani
Tonga's Dengue Fever Outbreak Could Curtail Tourism
Tonga’s global tourism appeal boosted at ITB Berlin 2025

Tonga’s global tourism appeal boosted at ITB Berlin 2025

Tonga has made a significant impact at ITB Berlin 2025, engaging in 50 productive meetings over the first two days. The delegation, led by Mr. Fotuika Vailea from the Tonga Tourism Authority and Mr. Poli Toma Sakalia of Jones Travel Limited,...

Owner:  Kalafi Moala
Junior Bati U18 claims 28-12 win over Tonga U18
Deep sea mining frontrunner set to sidestep UN oversight — pivots to US

Deep sea mining frontrunner set to sidestep UN oversight — pivots to US

Pago Pago, AMERICAN SAMOA — Deep sea mining frontrunner The Metals Company (TMC) has confirmed it will not apply for a mining license through the International Seabed Authority (ISA) in June, instead it will exclusively apply through US...

Owner:  Annesley Family

Nauru sets two-year deadline for deep-sea mining rules

The tiny Pacific island nation of Nauru has requested approval for deep-sea mining plans for a subsidiary of The Metals Co, giving the UN International Seabed Authority (ISA) two years to decide on rules for the new and controversial industry....

Owner:  The Pacific Islands News Association Ltd
A Tonga-Fiji kava deal is good but has supply problem

A Tonga-Fiji kava deal is good but has supply problem

Fiji is setting its sights on expanding kava trade with Tonga, with plans to import raw kava from Vava’u starting in August, according to Vava’u businessman and former MP ‘Etuate Lavulavu. Speaking after the recent Fiji-Tonga Business Mission in...

Owner:  Kalafi Moala
China's struggle for growth is reshaping its Pacific diplomacy

China's struggle for growth is reshaping its Pacific diplomacy

China's rise in the Pacific isn't just about aid or diplomacy — it's about survival and power. As domestic demand slows and Western tariffs squeeze exports, Beijing has been forced to turn its industrial surplus outward. Behind the roads, mines...

Owner:  Australian Government
Pacific Community (SPC) hosts first-ever Regional Research Symposium to strengthen agriculture and forestry through science and collaboration
Deep sea mining frontrunner set to sidestep UN oversight , pivots to US route

Deep sea mining frontrunner set to sidestep UN oversight , pivots to US route

The Metals Company Photo: Facebook / The Metals Company Deep sea mining frontrunner The Metals Company (TMC) has confirmed it will not apply for a mining license through the International Seabed Authority (ISA) in June, instead it will exclusively...

Owner:  New Zealand Government
Celebrating 250 years of Lucknow’s legacy: From Nawabi pastimes to global sporting hub

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