A household in Rarotonga could pay from $33 to $71 a month in water bills, government’s project management unit estimates.

No chemicals have been used on the new water project, Te Mato Vai says.

The project management unit and contractor McConnell Dowell are concerned some community members believe chemicals are currently being used for treatment of the water supply.

Jason Tuara’s mega whopping 415.5kg (916.1775 pounds) marlin is a sure thing for our record books.

Cook Islands and the rest of the Pacific will not be able to achieve any of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals by 2030, warned a United Nations agency.

A building product company alleged to owe Cook Islanders a “substantial amount” of money is facing multiple charges in an Auckland court.

Wayne Mitchell meanders around his half acre organic farm in Titikaveka with a grin on his face, proudly showing off his produce.

Authorities are pleading with Rarotonga residents to conserve their water, under threat of a water shortage.

The Cook Islands 15s side remain on 54^th spot in the latest World Rugby rankings recently released.

The threat environment in which the Cook Islands operates has become more complex in recent years, especially with the growing Chinese presence, says a security expert.

Traditional leaders will debate plans to disinfect drinking water then charge a price for it.