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21 October 2026

'Niue is heaven on earth': Why this tiny, little-known island near Australia should be your next holiday destination

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'Niue is heaven on earth': Why this tiny, little-known island near Australia should be your next holiday destination

And while many Australians head to Fiji, Bali or Vanuatu for a beach holiday, Niue offers a different experience, with nature and local culture taking centre stage. Connie Langbrown, co-host of the ...

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