The Appropriations Bill for 2019/2020 is expected to be passed after the third and final reading by the Fono Ekepule tomorrow Wednesday July 31st. According to the Treasury the actual numbers have been updated but there…
The 2019 Business Awards was held over the weekend at the Scenic Matavai with Tahiono Art Gallery winning the most prestigious Champion of Champion Award on the night. The Business Awards facilitated by the Niue Chamber…
Another rescue operation is underway led by Niue Police for an Australian yacht named KI that has run aground on the east coast of the island in the early hours of this morning. There are two passengers on board and…
The Chief of Police says that he too shares the public concerns over the increasing number of feral dogs. Chief Tony Edwards says that while the Police department is responsible for enforcing the legal requirements to…
There will be some new changes to the visa application process for New Zealand. This has been confirmed by the Office of the NZ High Commission at Tapeu From 1 October 2019, you will not be allowed to travel to New…
A Humanitarian and Response team from New Zealand are on the island on a four days visit. The team is led by Nicci Stilwel of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Humanitarian and Disaster Management division.
History has been created by Niue’s lawn bowling team after winning Niue’s first gold medal at the Pacific Games. The team returned to the island yesterday to an ecstatic Niuean community at the Hanan international…
Premier Sir Toke Talagi is attending the Pacific Exposition currently underway in Auckland organized by the Government of Indonesia. The Premier left the country on Monday July 8th.
The Treasury department has clarified the Annual Appropriation bill 2019 tabled in the Fono Ekepule last week which was delivered by the Minister of Social Services. The Hon.
Hio Cafe said bye to plastic straws and hello to reusable straws at their launch this morning of their “Tahi Mea” initiative to reduce single use plastics on the island. While Nat Geo reveals 5 million straws are used…