
Niue high school bans mobile phones as school resumes for the new term
Students and teachers have returned back to school today for Term 2 after their two week holiday. One thing is new is the mobile phone ban policy which has taken effect today.

Students and teachers have returned back to school today for Term 2 after their two week holiday. One thing is new is the mobile phone ban policy which has taken effect today.

There will be clearing of roadside soil waste from Makefu heading South to Alofi North. Traffic control will be in place for this areas.

All road users are asked to slow down and be aware of heavy machinery operating in the area.

The China road contractors are working at the Utuko intersection today. Half of the road will be closed for excavation and half will remain open to the public.

The Grants Program Funding is focused on promoting stronger connections between the United States and Niue based on shared values.

The much anticipated Fale Niue Monster Raffle 2023 will be drawn this Thursday-April 25th.

If weather permits, major road works will continue today- Monday April 22nd with S8 sealing between Makefu to Alofi.

Porter also spoke about upcoming projects for Niue Tourism with the ongoing advertising and marketing in New Zealand having a good feedback.

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.

If weather permits major road works for Wednesday-17th April, 2024 will continue with S8 sealing from Tuapa to Alofi.