Puletau Publishing

Puletau Publishing publishes stories about Tonga and about Tongan experiences, where possible in bilingual books, Tongan and English.

Our goal is to encourage and ultimately to enable Tongans to share their stories. Our passion is the preservation and continuance of the Tongan language.

Our hope is that access to bilingual books will encourage people to share their own stories and memories, and in turn help younger Tongans as they strive to strengthen their Tongan language expertise.

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Sione Tapani Mangisi and Irene Webley 2024

Update - Laipeli / Ebooks

We have begun the process of converting our books into ebooks with the new books we’ve just released. Others will follow progressively. We will update you as we add more of our books.

The solution we have chosen means that you will be able to buy your own copy of our ebooks. In addition we are providing them FREE to the ebook services that schools in New Zealand and Australia use.

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Welcome to our services

Laipeli

Our ebooks will be made available to schools for unlimited reading. This is a new service still under development.

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Ngāhi Pale

When you want a present for your grandchild, or for a special family member or colleague, choose a book that will interest them and reflect their heritage.

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Fa’u Tohi

Everyone knows how hard it is to write your own story, particularly if it’s your first time. We help with practical tips about writing and publishing. This is a new area for Puletau Publishing and we plan to expand this service in response to your needs.

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Koloa Foaki

When you want to honour a special person on a special occasion choose one of our prestige packages. The books in each package are specially printed, with hard covers and signed by the author.

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Fetu’utaki Mai
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Lotu Pē Mo Tō Talo

Puletau Publishing acknowledges and pays our respect to the Traditional Owners and Custodians of Country throughout Australia, to Elders past, present and emerging, and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today.