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Tonga ferry disaster inquiry begins

17 die after ferry capsizes

Yachtie drowns in Whangarei

Did Civil Defence respond appropriately to the tsunami warning?

Surviving the homecoming

When I heard John Glennie's "Gidday Blossom" on the phone this week, I knew nothing had changed.

Sunken Tongan ferry repaired at night - report

Fisherman left high and dry

Kiwi yachtie's Pacific nightmare

Alex Macdonald says he was kept in Tongan police custody for five days, accused of killing his skipper.

Tonga: A right royal shame

Tongan king's critics hit out

Former All Black mourns family members lost in ferry disaster

Former All Black Va'aiga Tuigamala says some of his wife's relatives were among those who perished in last week's tragedy.

Tonga: NZ asked to help fund recovery of bodies

Tonga: Recovery of bodies 'too costly and risky'

Depth of the sunken ferry Princess Ashika means the recovery of the 93 bodies trapped inside would be a prohibitively costly, lengthy and dangerous process.

<i>Editorial:</i> As clangers go, King's is a shocker

Tonga's King has committed an act so foolish that it bears comparison with some of the biggest political clangers of recent history.

Mass grave on Tongan seabed

An independent inquiry has been ordered into the cause of last week's sinking of the Tongan ferry Princess Ashika.

Tonga: Images may reveal bodies - navy

Remote operated vehicle (ROV) expected to be deployed again once weather clears on Monday evening.