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Basic and Essential Trades Skills programs
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Tokelau Border as at 30th Nov 2022
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Tentative Annual Sailing Schedule
Jan - April 2023
Ikugafono ate Fono Fakamua 2015 -
TOKELAU TRANSPORT AND SUPPORT SERVICES
Guidelines for visiting Tokelau
Documentary: Solar Nation of Tokelau (2015)
44 minutes, large file! (MP4, 340 MB)
Tokelau's National Anthem -
Viki o Tokelau
:
Te Atua o Tokelau
Te Atua o nuku, te Atua o Tokelau
Fakamanuia mai ia Tokelau
Puipui tauhi mai ko ito filemu
Toku fenua, tau aganuku
Tau fuka ke agiagia
Lototahi, tumau hi to fakavae
Tokelau mo te atua
Te Atua o Tokelau
Hoa, he hoa lava
Vocals in mp3 format
(1.8 MB)
Translation:
The god of Tokelau
The god of villages, the god of Tokelau
Do bless Tokelau
Carefully tend the peaceful ito
My land, your custom
Your flag that’s waving
Of one mind, stand firm as a foundation
Tokelau for the god
The god of Tokelau
'My Tokelau
' song (for SIDS 2014)
Lyrics in pdf format
(1 page: 250 KB)
Song in mp3 format
(filesize: 12 MB)
Video in mp4 format
(large file: 180 MB)
Update from the
Tokelau National Statistics Office
: October 2016 Census determines de jure usually resident population to be 1,499 nationally: Atafu 541; Fakaofo 506; Nukunonu 452.
06 May 2023
Tokelau’s Greenhouse Gas Inventory 1990-2021
“The largest source category is
Domestic navigation
, which contributed 69.0 per cent (1.38 kt CO
2
-e) of all energy emissions and 36.6 per cent of gross emissions from Tokelau,” said Paula Faiva, Director, Ministry of Climate, Oceans and Resilience.
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21 April 2022
Tokelau Greenhouse Gas Emissions: Minuscule amount of fossil fuels imported by Tokelau in 2020
Energy emissions were the largest contributors to Tokelau’s gross greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in
2020
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15 Nov 2021
Tokelau concerned COP26 will not live up to expectations
“Time is running out to reach a deal that is consistent with the Paris Agreement and climate
science” said Hon. Kelihiano Kalolo, Ulu of Tokelau and Minister for Climate Change.
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30 July 2021
Tokelau's quarterly CPI for June quarter up 1.0 percent
The CPI measures the rate of price change of goods and services purchased by Tokelau households. The Tokelau National Statistics Office (TNSO) collects prices from the co-op and bulk stores on all three atolls, as well as prices from service providers, including transport, energy, and telecommunications.
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19 May 2021
Tokelau Greenhouse Gas Emissions: energy sector biggest contribution in 2019
Emissions from domestic navigation, refrigeration and air conditioning were the largest contributors
to Tokelau’s gross greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in 2019,
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30 April 2021
Tokelau's quarterly CPI for March quarter down 0.7 percent
From the March 2020 quarter to the March 2021 quarter, CPI increased 4.4 percent. This compares with a 2.8 percent increase from the December 2019 quarter to the December 2020 quarter.
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17 March 2021
Ulu o Tokelau pays a special tribute to Samoa
“Words are not enough to express our heartfelt fakafetai to the people and government Samoa. They accommodated
our requests at a time when they were also desperate to bring their own citizens home. They gave up space reserved
for their citizens and resources such as beds in their managed isolation, lab tests for COVID-19...
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10 March 2020
Tokelau’s first parliamentary sitting for 2021 opens in Atafu
The Tenth Government of Tokelau officially opened its first parliamentary session for 2021 today.The main event was the inauguration of Hon Kelihiano Kalolo, Faipule of Atafu, who takes over the Ulu o Tokelau role for 2021 from Fakaofo Faipule, Fofo Esera Tuisano.
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13 Nov 2020
Tokelau COVID19 Updates
Work has commenced for the journey home for those who have already registered for
repatriation. Limited seats have been made available for us by Samoa on their following
repatriation flights from Auckland.
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Departments
Office of the Administrator
Office of the Council
Transport & Support Services
Economic Development Natural Resources and Environment
Health
Education
Energy and Telecommunications
Ministers
Aliki Faipule Elehi Kelihiano Kalolo
Akoakoga - Education
Huiga ote Tau - Climate Change
As Ulu o Tokelau (UoT) he also has justice, foreign affairs, NGOs, Public Service and OCOG
Aliki Faipule Esera Fofo Tuisano
Femalagakiga & Tautuaga Lagolago - Transport & Support Services
Malohiaga - Energy
Aliki Faipule Alapati Tavite
Tupe - Finance
Olamalolo - Health
Aliki Pulenuku Nofo Iupati
Tama o Kaiga, Koa fakatenatula ma te Hikohikomaga - Economic Development, Natural Resources and Environment
Aliki Pulenuku O'Tinielu Tuumuli
Fagotaga - Fisheries
Aliki Pulenuku Petelo Patelesio
Fehokotakiga - Telecommunications
