Historic win for Republican candidate Donald Trump
On Tuesday, millions across the United States headed to the polls in what’s been touted as one of the most divisive presidential campaigns in history.
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Niue releases leaf-feeding beetle to control spread of invasive air potato vines
Niue will become the first country in the Pacific to welcome a leaf-feeding beetle that researchers hope will control the spread of the invasive air potato vines or known locally as hoi.
Hopotoa hopes achievement inspires youths
He shared how he had to prepare himself leading up to the event as it took a lot of sacrifices, hard work and dedication and it’s all been worth it in the end
Downer Group wraps up work in Niue
Smart has sincerely thanked all the stakeholders and service providers that have been welcoming and helpful throughout the team’s stay on the island
Tropical Cyclone Season has begun for Niue
Niue Meteorology Service Director Rossy Mitiepo says although Niue is predicted to be at low risk for this cyclone season 2024-2025
Niue Powerlifting Competition draws crowds
A total of 10 powerlifters took part in the competition both local and abroad
Laga Lafalafa makes comeback after 5 years
Around 80 youths all together took part in the Laga Lafalafa which is expected to make a return again next year.
PM of Cook Islands still open to Niue-Raro air route
Brown said an air link could mean benefits for Niueans like not having to rely on Niue’s single flight a week to New Zealand. Instead Niueans could reconnect to New Zealand utilising Rarotonga’s daily flights
Niue Government signs trust agreement with Ekalesia Niue
On Monday last week the Minister for Social Services Hon. Sonya Talagi signed the agreement with the President of the Ekalesia Kerisiano Niue Rev. Navy Salatielu
Mutalau Show Day ends month long celebration
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