How Tonga Aids New Zealand

Contents

• • [covers]
  • [title page]
  • Contents p. 3
  • Foreword
  • Frontispiece p. 4
• Migration — between — Tonga and — New Zealand — A report by Joris de Bres
  • Introduction p. 5
  • The New Migration p. 6
  • The Reasons for Emigration p. 7
  • The Effects of Migrant Labour
    • Positive Social Effects:
    • Negative Social Effects:
  • Migrant Labour – — New Zealand's Profit, Tonga's Sugared Loss p. 9
  • The Creation of Consumer Power and Habits
  • What Can Be Done? p. 12
  • Some Suggestions
    • Adequate Compensation
    • Migrant Services
    • Length and Nature of Permits p. 13
    • Selection of Migrants
    • Social Security
    • Terms of Trade
    • A Regional Conference p. 14
  • Conclusion
  • Historical Postscript — The King's Answer to Rev. Walter Lawry in 1850 regarding Tonga's — Independence
• • Appendix 1 — Some Official Tongan Comments on Migration p. 15
    • King Taufa'ahau Tupou IV p. 15
    • Hon. Ma'afu, Speaker of the House
    • Hon. Tuita, Acting Prime Minister 1972
    • Editorial, Tonga Chronicle
    • Editorial, Tonga Chronicle
    • Bishop Finau, Bishop of Tonga p. 17
    • Tonga Chronicle Editorial p. 20
  • Issues in Tongan education p. 22
    • Introduction p. 22
    • A U.S. Peace Corps View p. 23
    • Tonga should be more democratic p. 25
      • [section] p. 25
      • House Discusses Controversial Speech p. 27
      • Letter to the Chronicle, August 23, 1973. —
      • The Winning Speech p. 28
      • M.P. Claims System In Tonga As ‘Tonga Democracy’
    • Adult Education p. 31
    • Expatriate Teachers p. 32
  • Appendix 2 p. 38
  • ALSO AVAILABLE FROM SPAN AND CARE p. 43

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