Head of Public Health-Grizelda Mokoia says the second visit to the island by Sir Collin Tukuitonga on their Cancer Project is focused more on the Health Department prioritizing early detection and screening.
The Niue Academy for Women Entrepreneurs (AWE) hosted a Night Market last Friday. A great turnout at the commercial centre with 8 women who showcased their business ventures ranging from food to gift packs and nails.
If weather permits today, work will continue with chips 2nd layer sealing at Kaimiti & Hospital to Tapeu area.
Niueans planning to travel to Samoa have been advised to take the necessary precautions, this comes after the current outbreak of dengue fever in the country.
The Government of Niue last week launched a major extension to its maritime VHF network. Niue now has island-wide VHF coverage, reaching out to 12 nautical miles offshore.
The second reading of the four constitution amendment bills was passed yesterday in the sitting of the Niue Legislative Assembly or Fono Ekepule yesterday. This will now allow for a 13 week stand-down period for public…
He is the first High Commissioner of the Republic of Fiji to visit Niue following the signing of diplomatic relations between the two countries last year during the Pacific Islands Leaders Forum Meeting held in the Cook Islands.
The Festival of Pacific Arts & Culture is the world’s largest celebration of indigenous Pacific Islanders and is a platform for Pacific Island nations to showcase their rich heritage and artistic talents.
There is still much work to finalise before the Cool-Roof Reflect Research Project begins. BCN News caught up with the Auckland University research team on Monday led by Professor Sir Colin Tukuitonga.
If weather permits today May 1st, work will continue with chips sealing at Hospital Junction to Toa junction.