Customers on flights departing Auckland will be required to wear masks, Air New Zealand confirmed yesterday.

Age group teams will get the 2020 Rarotonga football season underway at CIFA Complex in Matavera tomorrow. 

The $1.6 million renovation of the National Auditorium will keep the venue closed for the remainder of 2020.

With the prospect of the return of tourists fading into the distance, government looks set to extend the wage subsidy this weekend. 

Infrastructure Cook Islands has poured energy and resources into fixing up roads, bridges and culverts this year, to protect homes and businesses from regular and devastating floods. This week’s one-in-four-years record downpour was the big test. 

Oceania Football Confederation is giving local association additional funding for governance and football development. 

Tupapa Panthers’ unbeaten run in the Rarotonga Club 15s competition will be tested today by a spirited and determined Arorangi Cowboys side.

Title contenders Turangi and Tupapa made a winning start to the 2020 Rarotonga Club Cricket competition last week.

Setback for government hopes to salvage Cook Islands economy, as traditional leaders say no to tourists. 

Yesterday’s flash flooding may have affected Avatiu Eels’ training session but it hasn’t dampened their spirit of getting back to winning ways.