Mālō nī!

Group outside St John Bosco's school on Nukunonu Island, Tokelau - Photograph taken by Mr Clayton

Haloa ia Tokelau ma te mea ka pa ki ei; keep Tokelau nuclear free! / Fara[? 19]88. Sponsored by CYP South Pacific Centre, USP Fiji. Printed by Suva Stationery Mfg Co., Box 153 Suva Fiji [1988?]

Two leaders of the Tokelau community in the area, Mr Charles Perez (left) and Mr Henry Tuia.

Sister Raphael at the blackboard with two of her English class, Mary Lomano (left) and Val Raphael

Jasmine Underhill and Vaine Ngaro, members of Porirua Cook Islands Women’s Community Group

Tokelau to allow more fishing in its waters

Southern island cruises 1-8, 1963-1965, part 3 : SIC 7

Maritime boundaries, Tokelau : treaty between the United States of America and New Zealand, signed at Atafu December 2, 1980

Ethnology of Tokelau islands

Fakaofu or Bowditch Island

National Museum of Natural History (U.S.) Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program field research records, 1961-1973 : Atafu, birds collected, recoveries, annotated list

Fakaafo (Fakaofo) or Bowditch Island, by the U.S.Ex.Ex. 1841. Nuku-Nono (Nukunonu Atoll) or Duke of Clarence Island, by the U.S.Ex.Ex. 1841. Oatafu or Duke of York Island, by the U.S.Ex.Ex. 1841.