Niue Tourism on Upcoming Projects
Porter also spoke about upcoming projects for Niue Tourism with the ongoing advertising and marketing in New Zealand having a good feedback.
Mere Satakala
Niuean Aboriginal Exemption Stamp No longer Needed
The Niue Immigration Department yesterday issued a statement on their social media informing new passport holders that the Niuean Aboriginal Exemption Stamp is no longer available at their office.
Today’s Road Work Update
If weather permits major road works for Wednesday-17th April, 2024 will continue with S8 sealing from Tuapa to Alofi.
Today’s Road Work Update
If weather permits, major road works will continue today with S8 sealing from Tuapa to Alofi.
Project Focuses on reducing Plastic Litter in Niue
He also confirmed that in the next few weeks they will be recruiting a Project coordinator who will be managing the Project for the department.
Road Work Update for Today
Please be advised the road will be closed again tomorrow-Wednesday April 10th or Thursday 11th April 2024 for 2 days depending on weather conditions.
Niue’s Twice Weekly Fights have Resumed
Porter says in regards to the continuation of two weekly flights they are currently working through these things with the Airline and its a decision they will have to make.
Niue Meteorology Service Provides Briefing on Weather Monitoring and Forecast
The data accumulated by these stations over time will play a crucial role in enhancing the accuracy of weather forecasting.
Tourists from Cruise Liner enjoy local scenery
The Scenic Eclipse II docked outside of the Sir Roberts Wharf was a hype of activities as passengers disembarked to tour the island and were also greeted with a warm welcome and live entertainment at the commercial center.
Health Department Advances it’s Workforce
In a media release this morning, Minister for Health-Hon. Sonya Talagi says they understand the importance of a robust healthcare workforce to meet the needs of our people, and we want to assure the public that measures are being taken to address any staffing shortages.