Today’s Road Work Update
All road users are asked to avoid this areas, slow down and be aware for heavy machinery operating in the area.
Call 4297 or 4644 for any further inquiries.
All road users are asked to avoid this areas, slow down and be aware for heavy machinery operating in the area.
Call 4297 or 4644 for any further inquiries.
The survey aims to provide the Pacific Maritime Safety Programme (PMSP) with feedback on how the VHF extension has worked for people on the island.
All road users are asked to avoid this area and to slow down and be aware of heavy machinery operating in the area.
Call 4297 or 4644 fro any further inquiries.
The closure is to limit exposure of patients and staff to the polluted air from the tar sealing outside of the hospital car park.
Physical activity and spiritual guidance are practiced regularly and staff’s well-being is embraced and vigorously pursued as teaching is a stressful vocation and teachers need to be supported to teach well.
The New Zealand Prime Minister-Hon. Christopher Luxon while on his visit to Niue two weeks ago, commented on the concerns about the declining population on the island
The Department of Health highlighted some of the challenges such as old aging equipment. As such the slowing down of service deliveries caused by old IT equipment that needed an upgrade.
The Government of Niue has approved the appointment of new members for the government Boards, although the names of the new Board members were not released.
Meanwhile, the Niue Government’s case before the Swedish Courts continues in its attempts to claim the high-level dot. Nu domain name.
North Traffic traveling to Alofi are allowed ONLY in the morning from 7am -2pm and only for Alofi traffic traveling North in the afternoon from 1pm-6pm with buses, residents and essential workers exempted.