Global Peace Torch arrives in Niue for the first time
Locals across the motu took part in the world’s largest peace torch relay this week….
Locals across the motu took part in the world’s largest peace torch relay this week….
A total of 10 powerlifters took part in the competition both local and abroad
Around 80 youths all together took part in the Laga Lafalafa which is expected to make a return again next year.
There was dancing and singing by the Mutalau community throughout the day which was a fitting end to the month-long celebrations marking Niue’s 50 years of self-government
The organizing committee thanked every participant as there were many vakas out on the water to celebrate this year’s event with an increased number of women taking part compared to previous years
“This is the first book in a series, there will be one for Samoa, Tonga, Tuvalu and Fiji but Niue is first to celebrate your 50th,” Riley said.
The group also launched a Book titled “Aliutu and Me-50 years Celebration” a collection of stories from the women of Aliutu and pictures from important events that they were a part of.
Fresh off from his successful solo exhibition in New York last month, renowned Niuean Artist John held an exhibition last Tuesday as part of the calendar of events for the 50th Anniversary celebration
King Charles was saddened that he couldn’t attend the special occasion, his majesty wanted everyone on the island to know that his thoughts and that of the royal family was with all the Niuean people on this important day.
“Since 1974 New Zealand has been proud to be Niue’s constitutional partner, the bonds between our two nations have flourished nurtured by our shared history, language, culture and citizenship.”