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Looking for information on the Kingdom of Tonga ?
Tonga on the 'NET,
qualified and biased information on the islands and peoples of the
Kingdom of Tonga.
Pacific Lore brings together
on the Internet tales and stories of the Pacific that have helped
define cultural norms, and wonderful tales of heroism despotism.
Marooned
somewhere in the South Pacific Ocean, north of New Zealand and to the
East of Australia, our Island Kingdom has been points of debate for the
Naval powers of yester-year, the United Kingdom, Germany, and United
States with an inconclusive decision to let us alone.
Our Short Stories collection adapts
modern story telling to the thoughts and 'norms' of life in Tonga, or
is it just another silly tale?
Mapu
Mei He Ngalu brings to the web Tongan language and cultural
interpretations. Tonga Language Services provided by this site include
a Font Collection supporting the Tonga accented characterset and
Keyboard macros to improve word-processing Tongan documents.
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Showing Downtown
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A Little Map We just put together a little map
to show you downtown, specifically to our new shop floor location.
We've got a little Internet Cafe going, so when in town, please drop-in and say
hello, and get back on the Internet.
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| Computer Education |
| Our Computer Education pages
provide resources for teaching and learning about computers.
Designed for introductory courses in basic computer skills in a
secondary school the materials are very broad ranging from
word-processing to programming and ethics. |
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NoMoa.com/bsd describes how
you can install your own internet, network services using freely
available programs from the Internet.
We show you how OpenBSD can open the Internet resources
for your organisation through sharing files, resources, creating an
internal web server and other Internet services.
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Visit
NoMoa.com and find out other projects we are involved here
on the 'NET and elsewhere.
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As The Kingdom of Tonga is one
small island among many, we are glad to be part of the Earth-Link
group of web sites bringing to the Internet the diaspora of human kind.
To view other websites on Islands in the Pacific, and the other peoples
on our small planet, follow the link through to http://www.earth-link.com
