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Good afternoon. I am trying to find a current email for this organization. Please reply to amanda.charlesworth@schools.utah.gov we used to work with Ivoni Nash in the past. Thank you.

Hi there,

We would like to send you a press release when we come to your country to work with the Tonga Meteorological Service.can you @bom:disqus lease send me your email address: d.capey@bom.gov.auThanks

On August 16, we are conducting a media training for public health
workers.  As part of this training, we are putting together a panel of
representatives from ethnic or local media who can talk for 5-7 minutes about
their media venues and the opportunities to use these venues to share public
health information.   Would someone from your website/social network be able to
participate?

Here are the details:

The ethnic and local media panel will take place August 16  from 11:50-1:00
pm.

The location is Noah’s at 322 West 11000 South, South Jordan UT 84095

Please come prepared to speak for 5-7 minutes briefly  touching
 the following subjects:

1. A basic description of your show, magazine, station, website, social
network or other media venue

2.  A basic description of the demographics reached by your media venue
(geography, ethnic group, age)

3.  Opportunities available to share public heath messages with minorities
or local communities through your media venue

If you would like, you may stay for lunch following the panel.

A $50 stipend will be available for each panelist.

Please contact us ASAP to let us know if someone from your company would be
interested in participating.April Young Bennett, MPA
Utah Department of Health
Office of Health
Disparities Reduction
http://health.utah.gov/disparities/
Phone: 801-703-0127

I’m looking for someone who can help me to translate the subtitles of this video into Tongan (in order to activate the subtitles press on “cc” below right:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v.....re=feedlik

I can send you the text in English. Send me an e-mail if you can help, please: nicolas.j.ramallo@gmail.com

Tonga Taekwondo Athlete- Gold Medal at ‘THE WORLD TAEKWONDO HANMADANG’ Paula Tatafu Sitapa, Tonga Taekwondo Athlete, Olympic Hopeful and Master has just finished competing at ’The World Taekwondo Hanmadang 2011 in Namyangju, Korea. Paula successfully won a Gold Medal while competiting in the Fist Breaking Competition, breaking 10 solid concrete Bricks while Punching with his Bare Fist. No small feat for many, as some competitors ended up with broken bones due to the serious nature of the competition. No Large feat for this humble athlete who knows that all power is only recieved by God’s Grace.All Answers are within Christ.  Many Thanks for Prayers while training in Korea, and for Olympic Qualification Tournaments for London Olympics.  

Fantastic game against the All Blacks.  Congratulations.  All Blacks won the first half / Tonga won the second half.  The whole team should feel proud of itself.  Well done!!

how many pepol live in yonga

Tonga has a population of about about 110 000 to my knowledge, which makes the exploit of beating the French at rugby an even greater feat. 

We are http://www.tolimofilimarket.com and we are interested in spreading the news about our online store to the Tongan community via Planet Tonga. Can you please contact us at kfonua@tolimofilimarket.com regarding marketing opportunities. Kind Regards.

Talofa,  bula vinaka, malo e lelei, kia ora and salutations,
This letter confirms Ki-o-Rahi Akotanga Iho (KAI) as the representative organisation of ki-o-rahi in NZ. Our organisation has been given the mandate by Iwi to select national teams and to organise national competitions and international matches.
KAI was founded in 2006 and organised the first series of international ki-o-rahi matches in 2010, between NZ and French womens and mens teams, and was particularly honoured to have the legendary Buck Shelford play in that historic series.
KAI, consisting wholly of volunteer committee members, were again given the mandate by all Iwi which participated at the 2011 Ki-o-Rahi Nationals in Taupo, brilliantly hosted by Tuwharetoa Sports, to organise a series of international matches between NZ and Pasifika teams, at Rotorua on March 24, 2012. This historic series will come under the mana of the Te Arawa Iwi, via the auspices of Te Papa Takaro o Te Arawa, who will host this series during their 2012 Te Arawa Games tournament.
The Pasifika and NZ matches will be an historic celebration of proud Polynesian peoples with a significant history of aerial ball games, meeting for the first time on the ki-o-rahi field – the ancient Maori ball game. The Pasifika traditional ball games, such as hiko, pei, fu’aga, te’auga, pei lima, and tuimuri are acknowledged as the ancestors of ki-o-rahi.
A Samoan womens ki-o-rahi team has accepted the invitation to play their NZ conterparts. The team is called ‘Fetu Samoa’, which means ‘the beautiful morning stars of Samoa’. The team is coached by Cynthia ‘Monkey’ Ta’ala –  a long serving NZ rugby league international who has retired from her NZ representative duties to support FETU SAMOA and the aspirational goals of Samoan women on the international sporting stage. KAI applauds her appointment as Samoan womens ki-o-rahi coach and her efforts to promote Samoan women in sport.
We now seek a mens Pasifika heritage team from Samoa, Tonga or Fiji or combined  to join the Samoan womens team as representatives in this celebration of traditional Polynesian ball games arts. The following urls are Youtube video clips which show the two teams which contested this years NZ mens Ki-o-Rahi finals, the bulk of these players are in the NZ team – and a game played in the Far North.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v.....773A480648
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oNG8R4SgyVQ
Sport Waitakere, and KAI members, are available to assist in the training of your team and  to assist in preparations. If you are interested in forming a team please contact myself in the first instance.
Malo, vinaka, manuia, nga mihi, thankyou
Harko Brown (Chairperson, KAI)
Mob: 021 113 8164 ; harkobrown@gmail.com
238 Kerikeri Inlet Rd, Kerikeri, 0230.

Hello need some help to look for the address in Tofoa because there streets show n name on google maps please help as im trying to find the LATU address in Tofoa thankyou mwahhh

Any stamp collector in Tonga interested in exchanging used postage stamps with a collector in Singapore on 1:1 basis. If so, kindly write to me:
Walter Leong, 5001 Beach Road #07-10, Singapore 199588.
Kindly publish this request in your online newspaper. Many thanks in advance.

Hey there I wanted to inquire about posting a rental ad for a property in Tonga, if you would know a site or if  there is a possibility of posting it here on planet-tonga. Thank you and I will be awaiting your response .

I haven’t checked my planet-tonga email for over 3 yrs. I can’t remember my password and I don’t remember the answer to my security code. Is there another way I can access my email? HELP please.