''Tohi Tala Niue'' was a

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an daily newspaper published from October 1953 to June 1992. It began in 1953 as a news sheet published by the

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, alongside an

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news sheet called the ''Niue Newsletter''. It was started by CEH Quin after the death of Hector Larsen as a way of building relationships between the Islanders and the Administration. In January 1966, both versions were combined into a bilingual ''Tohi Tala Niue'', published by Niue's Community Development Office (which in 1987 became the Office of Community Affairs) in

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