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We simpl y just want to surviv e. We cannot survive w hile trying to sustain our respective Tongan community, if we are expected to subsidize Tonga’s frail economy. It is not our responsibility. That is the responsibility of Tonga’s government … We do not want to perpetuate the financial blunders of generations past and give, give, give our way to the unemployment line, the welfare line, to government housing or homelessness … As for the issue of identity, let me ask you this: why should we sustain the economy of a country that hasn’t made an effort to embrace our generation? … Tonga only wants our money, but not us. — Richar d Wolfgramm, email posted on Pacific Beat online, Radio

‘Tonga Only Wants Our Money’: The children of Tongan migrants