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Wednesday 19 February 2020 | Written by Katrina Lintonbon | Published in Education
Some people couldn't resist the urge to take a look at Avarua Wharf and go in for a swim, including these young boys, despite a storm warning being in place on Tuesday. KATRINA TANIRAU 20021816
Prime Minister tells officials to do a better job of informing the public about weather emergencies like the one that closed schools yesterday. Katrina Tanirau and Jonathan Milne report.
Prime Minister tells officials to do a better job of informing the public about weather emergencies like the one that closed schools yesterday. Katrina Tanirau and Jonathan Milne report.
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