The Cook Islands junior tennis team will leave the country for Fiji today to compete in the Pacific Oceania Junior Tennis Championships.

Delivery of quality justice has been one of the major focuses of a “Fundamentals of Judging - Decision Formulation” workshop run by two former judges.

The Rarotonga club rugby season starts this weekend with the opening round of competition.

The Cook Islands development women’s team lost both of their friendly matches played last week in Tahiti.

Raromart will be opening a new shop in Avatiu after its store in Teotue, Tutakimoa, was razed to the ground in a fire more than a week ago.

William Howard brims with confidence as he recalls his historic feat that saw him set a new Rarotonga Golf Club record of 12 under par 70 (58 gross) recently.

The head of the regional tourism body is in the Cook Islands as part of his visitation programme to the organisation’s 18 government members.

Bribery, undue influence, treating and issues regarding voter qualification feature in allegations made by the four unsuccessful Democratic Party candidates in electoral petitions demanding an inquiry into the conduct of the election and the candidates or other persons.

Road-related violations have hit the news again after about a quarter of offences registered by the police last month turned out to be motor vehicle crashes (MVCs).

The recount of the votes for the Mauke electorate will be conducted by Chief Justice Hugh Williams tomorrow.