Tourism development and prospects highlighted in Niue Tourism Forum
A summary of Niue’s Tourism performance over the last year alongside Niue’s great prospects and…
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Niue’s hospitality sector learns from NZ Master chef
Niue’s hospitality sector got to hear firsthand from a renowned master chef. Chef Ray McVinnie…
ADB works with Niue’s public & private sector on development needs
Development needs for the country have been identified by the government which the Asian Development Bank is looking to assist in.
High court hears Liloau injunction application
An application from two original landowners of the Liloau school grounds was heard before Judge Sarah Reeves in the Niue High Court last week.
Niue team prepares for South Pacific Games
Close to one hundred athletes will be representing Niue in the upcoming South Pacific Games in Apia, Samoa.
Education Department seeks public donations for new Childcare center
The Education Department is calling for public donations to help furnish the new Childcare centre…
Over 15 applications for USP MBA Programme
Over 15 applications for the Masters in Business Administration enrollment have been received by Niue’s…
Man involved in shooting incident in Tuapa, Niue found guilty
A man from Hakupu involved in a shooting incident at Tuapa has been found guilty…
Condolence book for affected Christchurch community available at NZ High Commission in Niue
Following the Christchurch attack last week, the New Zealand High Commission in Niue has opened a condolence book for the public.
Niue’s ADB membership does not mean Government will rush to borrow funds : Premier
Premier Sir Toke Talagi says the fact that Niue is now a member of the Asian Development Bank which was confirmed by law in the assembly does not mean Government will rush to borrow funds.