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Halt put on PR applications
Wednesday 23 August 2017 | Published in Local
All applications for permanent residency (PR) are being returned to applicants.
Seized boats to be destroyed
Tuesday 22 August 2017 | Published in Local
SOLOMON ISLANDS – A deal has been signed in Solomons Islands to destroy the Vietnamese blue boats caught fishing illegally earlier this year.
Samoa PM slams 'lazy media'
Tuesday 22 August 2017 | Published in Local
SAMOA – Samoa’s Prime Minister Tuilaepa Sa’ilele Malielegaoi has blasted the media in Samoa saying they are “lazy” and they only want to be “spoon-fed.”
Rough ride for Cowboys out west
Tuesday 22 August 2017 | Published in Rugby Union
The Tupapa Panthers remain the class of the rugby competition after their backs lit up a tough Arorangi Cowboys side to the tune of 23-11 on Saturday.
Wake-up time in Ivirua?
Tuesday 22 August 2017 | Published in Letters to the Editor
The front page headline in CI News on August 19 reads: ‘Demos claim win in Ivirua’.
Time to stop using plastic bags
Tuesday 22 August 2017 | Published in Letters to the Editor
All over social media there are videos of whales, turtles, fish and birds suffering slow, agonising deaths due to their stomachs being full of plastic bags and products they have mistaken for food.
Revamped Demo Party sees light at the end of the tunnel
Tuesday 22 August 2017 | Published in Letters to the Editor
With Tina Browne, Smiley Heather and new opposition office chief executive Wilkie Rasmussen at the helm of this revamped Demo Party, we can now see light at the end of this bleak and dark tunnel, and can look forward to an optimistic future.
Sleepy humpbacks wake for spectacular display
Tuesday 22 August 2017 | Published in Local
Last week we had been with two whales for six days in a row and we had named them the “Sleepy Whales”. One of them was the breaching humpback featured on the front page of CINews yesterday.
Spirited encounter of the playful kind
Tuesday 22 August 2017 | Published in Local
On Monday, we roused ourselves before the sun’s first rays, to pick up new team member Mark Romanov from Wild Logic, who will be joining us for the next month.
College parents don't miss this...
Tuesday 22 August 2017 | Published in Local
Tereora College will hold their second Learning Conversations Day for parent, teacher and student interviews on Friday August 25 from 9am-3pm.
Powells share lives
Tuesday 22 August 2017 | Published in Local
USP Plus will host an evening called “Conversations With and Between the Six (of Seven) Powells”, at the USP campus tomorrow evening.
'Put Pacific people first,' says DPM
Tuesday 22 August 2017 | Published in Local
The Cook Islands government was represented by deputy prime minister and Infrastructure minister Teariki Heather, Infrastructure Cook Islands (ICI) associate minister Toanui Isamaela and ICI secretary Ngametua College Pokino at two meetings in Apia, Samoa this month.
Suicide truly a global problem
Tuesday 22 August 2017 | Published in Letters to the Editor
Shae Osborne’s story about suicide (CINews July 22) and the family she portrayed in it really touched me.
Domestic violence keeps police busy
Tuesday 22 August 2017 | Published in Local
Police responded to an unusually high number of domestic violence incidents over the weekend, attending seven incidents involving family disagreements.
Family run way to thank kind charity
Tuesday 22 August 2017 | Published in Local
A local family will lead a runathon on Rarotonga this weekend, in a bid to raise awareness and funds for the Ronald McDonald House charity in New Zealand.
Alleged attacker flees – police silent
Tuesday 22 August 2017 | Published in Local
A 20-year old man who police said last week was still under investigation for a serious stabbing incident has apparently skipped the country, and is understood to be headed for Australia.
Reds come back to slay Dragons
Monday 21 August 2017 | Published in Rugby Union
The Takuvaine Reds once again showed they are a side to be reckoned with in their comprehensive 52-23 win against the Ngatangiia Dragons in the Bond Store game of the week.
Final chapter in the great faith debate
Monday 21 August 2017 | Published in Letters to the Editor
At last! A proper and seemingly reasonable response that unfortunately is selective and does not address all the concerns that I have raised in a coherent manner.
Finance minister should restrain himself
Monday 21 August 2017 | Published in Opinion
Goodness me, I must have struck a raw nerve to cop such a barrage of abuse from the Finance minister last week.
Radar guns do the job
Monday 21 August 2017 | Published in Local
An island-wide operation of traffic stops conducted by police last week resulted in a total of 28 minor offence notices being issued to motorists in just one hour.
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