Amini Fonua has big goals for this year's Tokyo Olympics. The 30-year-old Tongan swimmer is fundraising for his campaign to help him get to Japan and at the same time, he wants to highlight homosexuality in Tonga. live interview with Filipo

Kiwi Dad, Cam Swainson-Whaanga swam from Tonga's main island Tongatapu to popular tourist island Pangai Motu to raise money and cover school costs for local kids. live interview with Filipo

Opening Devotion Faifekau Moana Taufu'i  (Siasi Metotisi)

36-year-old single Mum, Katalina Tupou opened her restaurant ‘The Kids Hub cafe’ in Vaini, Tongatapu to help pay for her airfare to see her kids who live in Tasmania, Australia. She talks to John Pulu about providing good quality local food and at the same time looking after the environment. interview with John

Mrs. Mele Ngauamo (nee Manu) honored in Australia Day Local Hero Awards. she has been an active volunteer broadcaster with the Voice of Tonga on Brisbane’s multilingual broadcaster Radio 4EB FM since 1988 and has served on community boards, fundraising events, respite care and as Treasurer of the Brisbane Tongan Community Inc. live interview with John

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A new web series titled ‘Brutal Lives’ has started filming this week in Auckland and we are delighted to have on the show the Producer Sandra Kailahi to tell us all about this project... Brutal Lives is based on a former prize-fighter, Soane 'The Shark' Valu? Now he was in America and he returns home to South Auckland after his father dies, to face his estranged mother, the three kids he left behind and break the curse of his ancestor's shame. live interview with John

The ASB Polyfest celebrates its 45th anniversary this year and is now the largest multi-cultural festival of its kind in the world. The four-day event (18th-21st of March) features traditional music, dance, costume, and cultural speech competitions, and is one of the most recognized events on the Auckland calendar. The Tongan stage coordinator Fane Ketu’u live interview with John

Opening devotion/Fai lotu Faifekau Pita Pua live on #PMNTONGA

Reverend Maile Molitika honored in Australia Day Local Hero Awards. 

Maile Molitika has served for seven years as the resident Minister of the Uniting Church of Australia Tongan Congregation at Highgate Hill, at the same time volunteered many hours a week coordinating fundraisers, championing respite programs, broadcasting spiritual devotions and fulfilling his role as President of the Brisbane Tongan Community Inc.