Wednesday 5 July 2017 | Published in Environment
This weekly column is supplied by Te Ipukarea Society. It deals with conservation and environmental matters of interest to the Cook Islands.
Wednesday 5 July 2017 | Published in Local
Under a wet Wellington sky on Saturday, July 1, around 40 people turned up to the unveiling of the headstone for Rui Motu, pictured here.
Wednesday 5 July 2017 | Published in Local
A fishing competition that has been organised to honour a stalwart of the Cook Islands Fishing Club gets underway this week.
Wednesday 5 July 2017 | Published in Politics
Minister of Finance Mark Brown opened yesterday’s parliament session with a ministerial statement to refute claims that the Opposition party has made about the Budget.
Wednesday 5 July 2017 | Published in Local
Service above self or “Tauturu I Mua Ake Iakoe” is the Rotary Club of Rarotonga’s motto.
Wednesday 5 July 2017 | Published in Politics
MP for the Mangaia seat of Ivirua, Jim Marurai is set to quit following the tabling of his resignation in parliament.
Tuesday 4 July 2017 | Published in Local
One of the key components of the Mei Te Vai Ki Te Vai project is the design of wastewater infrastructure for the Muri/Avana area.
Tuesday 4 July 2017 | Published in Football
The Cook Islands under-16 women’s national team earned a 2-0 victory over the visiting U16 women’s squad from Tahiti in Saturday’s first international friendly at the CIFA Complex in Matavera.
Tuesday 4 July 2017 | Published in Letters to the Editor
I was disappointed with deputy Prime Minister Teariki Heather's comments in parliament last Thursday on the Agriculture Vote when he said, "I have bought eggs supplied by Papa John Scott and I can assure this House that he cannot supply the needs of our people."
Tuesday 4 July 2017 | Published in Letters to the Editor
If Mr Pynenburg and his ilk think the ERA 2012 protects workers from unscrupulous business owners, then he either has selective memory loss or he is totally unaware of the goings on of his fellow members of the Chamber of Commerce and other business owners in their treatment of local workers and foreigners.
Tuesday 4 July 2017 | Published in Local
School was out in Rarotonga for three-days for the 24 students aboard the stunning two-masted staystail schooner SV Argo before they departed for Tonga on Saturday.
Tuesday 4 July 2017 | Published in Local
Alarm bells are ringing and ringing louder each day as we edge towards the general elections. Last week in CI News, Minister of Finance Mark Brown announced plans by the government to borrow money from overseas banks and agencies for “infrastructure needs”. Two immediate questions spring to my mind.
Tuesday 4 July 2017 | Published in Politics
Government ministers will remain at home this week for the third week of Parliament sitting.
Tuesday 4 July 2017 | Published in Local
A Christchurch, New Zealand writer is providing a platform for people based in the New Zealand and Pacific regions to publish science-fiction content.
Tuesday 4 July 2017 | Published in Local
Complaints by radio talkback host Tony Hakahoro over Takamoa Cook Islands Christian Church theological students being made to work long hours, six days a week on a new hall in the Takamoa grounds have led to undertakings that no further building projects will be managed by either the principal of the theological college or a CICC reverend.
Tuesday 4 July 2017 | Published in Football
The visiting Tahiti national under-16 team wasted no time settling in and got straight into training yesterday, in preparation for their first meet against the Cook Islands U16 today at 3pm at the CIFA Complex.
Tuesday 4 July 2017 | Published in Local
The much-anticipated School Cultural Competition was held on Thursday this week and hosted by Highland Paradise in Arorangi.
Tuesday 4 July 2017 | Published in Hot on the Rock
Children around the island have never been so enthusiastic about learning the language of their ancestors.
Tuesday 4 July 2017 | Published in Letters to the Editor
The Appellate Court would not be amused at all.
Tuesday 4 July 2017 | Published in Opinion
Driving around the “back road” you wouldn’t know or often remember that right beneath our feet, lies one of the greatest ancient building achievements of Eastern Polynesia.
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