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  1. Notes on the material culture of Niue, by G. P. L Miles, 1938

81. Niue, Niue Maps, Niue Profile, Niue Economy, Niue History, Niue Religion, Niue C
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    • 82. Regional, Oceania: Niue
    niue s remoteness, as well as cultural and linguistic differences between its Polynesianinhabitants and those of the rest of the Cook Islands, have caused it
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    Top Regional Oceania Niue ... Travel and Tourism Related links of interest: From World Fact Book: Niue's remoteness, as well as cultural and linguistic differences between its Polynesian inhabitants and those of the rest of the Cook Islands, have caused it to be separately administered. The population of the island continues to drop (from a peak of 5,200 in 1966 to 2,100 in 2000) with substantial emigration to New Zealand. Help build the largest human-edited directory on the web.

    83. 1Up Travel > Niue > Travel & Tourism | Tourist Guide To Niue
    Background niue s remoteness, as well as cultural and linguistic differencesbetween its Polynesian inhabitants and those of the rest of the Cook Islands
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    Niue Introduction Top of Page Background: Niue's remoteness, as well as cultural and linguistic differences between its Polynesian inhabitants and those of the rest of the Cook Islands, have caused it to be separately administered. The population of the island continues to drop (from a peak of 5,200 in 1966 to 2,100 in 2000) with substantial emigration to New Zealand. 1UpTravel's Guide to Niue Geography of Niue - Highlights the location, map references, area, land boundaries, climate, natural resources, land use, natural hazards, environment, and geography of Niue

    84. [weekly-niue-news] Http://www.niuenews.nu/ As At 2004-03-19
    Cultural villages were set up representing the Cook Islands, niue,Samoa, Tokelau, Tonga, Kiribati, Fiji and Tuvalu. Cheap
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    [weekly-niue-news] http://www.niuenews.nu/ as at 2004-03-19
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    Fri Mar 19 08:09:19 NZDT 2004 March 13, 2004 Damage Figures: Niue's Cyclone Recovery Assessment Committee has estimated the damage caused by Cyclone Heta in January at $NZ37.7 million. That figure does not provide for damage to the environment. The initial assessment pinpoints $7m for civil society; $5m for the private sector and $27.7m for the government and public sector. That translates to $29,000 per capita among the island's population of 1300. New Zealand has already donated $5m with further aid provided by Australia, China, France, French Polynesia, Cook Islands and the European Union. The US and the Forum Secretariat is at present considering assistance for re-development projects. At present 40 new

    85. Virtually There - Destination Search - Niue - Background
    pandanus leaves and other plants. As for nightlife, the niue Hoteloffers dinner and dancing, as well as cultural performances.
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    86. Niue: Report: Part I: Descriptive Sections
    Pacific and as a member of the international community. To ensure thatthe cultural traditions of niue are respected and fostered.
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    Part 1 Descriptive Sections Introduction. Niue is a beautiful island in the Pacific Ocean. It is known to be the largest coral island in the world [approximately 260 km2] with a circumference of 64km of road. The island is an estimated 19km from north to south Niue is isolated, situated between Tonga and Samoa, and is a self-governing state [in association with New Zealand] In 1997 the population numbered 2088 people, 35% of which lived in the capital town of Alofi. Niueans are New Zealand citizens and consequently have free access to New Zealand. The 1996 census showed that 18,474 Niueans live in New Zealand. The dwindling population of Niue is a major concern as more islanders emigrate in search of what is perceived to be a better standard of living. There is one primary school on the island, one secondary school and one early childhood education facility. Niue islanders grow their own food crops. Taro is the main export crop and there is also a thriving handicrafts industry. With the spectacular and diverse scenery and activities that Niue has to offer the tourist industry is slowly improving. However, only one flight a week is scheduled to Niue and this is not condusive to the faster life of the main tourism circuit.

    87. New Zealand News - World - Niue's Survival The Cheaper Option
    other Pacific cultures, have no chiefly system. But he is critical of the poor advicethe islanders have been given by outsiders. In his view niue s biggest
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    88. Niue News Update For 2002-04-17

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    89. Niue News Update For 2001-10-21

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    90. Pacific Island Books : Niue
    niue. (37k). Cultural Crafts of niue; Pandanus Weaving by Shari Cole Vitolia Kulatea. Recommended retail price $39, our price $35.
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    For many years the authors have been concerned at the swift loss of culture and traditional skills in island societies due to the inroads of modern lifestyles and manufactured goods. This project was intended to record in photographs, diagrams, and bilingual text as many indigenous technical skills and their artistic extensions as possible, and to present them in easy-to-follow detail. Additionally, they sought to encourage the community to add to this file of knowledge before skilled elders die or emigrate.
    The elders’ lessons were recorded between 16 July and 22 September 1990 in Niue. This first volume is drawn from that file. The teachers are women and men strong with skill and knowledge. Their identities are in the land that gives them a place to stand and the materials with which they work. Probably they are the last generation of their kind. It is hoped that they have been assisted in building a bridge to future generations of Niuean descendants, school children, artists, scholars, and others who will gain strength from their knowledge. Soft cover, 100 pages.
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    91. Experience Niue! Kayak, Dive, Snorkel, Explore, And Swim With Humpback Whales!
    Niuans take pride in many traditions and cultures that have been handed down from Sundayis a quiet day in niue, Most people attend church in the morning and
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    Where is Niue - The Rock of Polynesia?
    Nudging the international dateline in a time zone of its own, Niue is the last
    land to see the dawn of a new day.
    Fakaalofa Atu! Welcome! Among the necklace of islands in the South West Pacific ocean Niue stands close to the geographical heart. However, it stands alone, proudly independent and unique. Niue is different; its laid back, its quiet; its peaceful and a host of diversions for an inquiring visitor.
    Niue is for the explorer who like to get out and make discoveries on his your own, for the diver seeking clean clear water brimming with coral, tropical fish and caverns and for those who want to relax in an uncommercialised environment among charming, friendly people, without sacrificing creature comforts. Geography Niue is affectionately known as The Rock of Polynesia and is reputedly the worlds largest upraised coral atoll (259 sq. kms). The land rises steeply from the sea to 30 metres and then again to 6 metres.

    92. Jasons South Pacific Travel Channel - South Pacific Accommodation & Travel Infor
    The cultural centre holds workshops to help preserve Niuean crafts. HandcraftsNiue offers a great selection of quality handcrafts in original designs
    http://www.pi-travel.co.nz/dest_details.cfm?edid=1548&type=FO&country=pi®ioni

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