n the lead up to next month's 50th constitution celebrations with many visitors and dignitaries expected to visit the island, the villages have been working hard to clean up as part of the government’s village inspection programme led by the Department of Health.
Mrs Melekitama thanked the governments of the Peoplés Republic of China for the lawn mowers and the Government of Switzerland for the filter buckets.
The consultation was an opportunity for various parties and individuals to express their views and share ideas on the future of Starlink internet services in Niue.
Water Safety NZ and PMSP provided refresher training to the teachers and run sea sessions focused on essential skills such as treading water, floating, rescues using everyday objects and the use of life jackets
The next scheduled Village inspection will be in Tuapa on September 10th and Alofi Tokelau on September 12th followed by Alofi South 1 on September 17 and Alofi South 2 on September 18.
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In this exclusive, BCN News reports this historic occasion when Speaker Hon. Hima Douglas signed into law the changes to the Niue constitution.
It is essential that all residents obtain a decoder key to reset their meters before November to avoid any disruption to their electricity services.
He encourages all businesses on the island to apply for the grant, more information can be found on the NZ High Commission Niue Facebook page.
Mitiepo added it wasn't easy over the COVID phase but finally it is in operation as this will support Niue in terms of early warning for all the severe weather and disaster preparedness and extreme weather events.