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So whose road repair project is it?
Friday 26 May 2017 | Published in Smoke Signals
It is good news that roads in Matavera are being repaired, but as the Road Safety Council has already pointed out, these measures are unlikely to last because the potholes that have been filled with gravel and topped up with tar will be back to their original state after the next few decent torrential downpours, a smoke signaller says.
Important Cook Islands Maori word mispronounced
Friday 26 May 2017 | Published in Letters to the Editor
Io-ko-ko! NOT ai-e-ko-ko!
Energy comments don't add up
Friday 26 May 2017 | Published in Letters to the Editor
It is the silly season (elections in the not-too-distant-future), so I can understand why we are being inundated with more than the usual number of “silly” remarks.
Fiji PM to be president at COP 23 conference
Friday 26 May 2017 | Published in Local
The COP23 conference will be held in November 2017 in Bonn, Germany, with Fiji prime minister Frank Baniamarama in the role of COP president.
Cook Islands at Bonn climate meeting
Friday 26 May 2017 | Published in Local
The Cook Islands attended meetings of the subsidiary bodies of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) from May 3-18 2017 in Bonn, Germany,
Moana Sands to open new resort
Friday 26 May 2017 | Published in Local
Muri beach will soon become home to the latest Moana Sands development, joining Moana Sands Beachfront Hotel and Moana Sands Beachfront Villas situated in Titikaveka and Vaimaanga beaches.
Dance contest DVD at the market
Friday 26 May 2017 | Published in Local
The Ministry of Cultural Development will launch the complete 2017 Dancer of the Year (DOTY) DVD series on Saturday at the Punanga Nui market, starting at 8am.
Deadline looms for compensation scheme premiums
Friday 26 May 2017 | Published in Local
Invoicing for premiums liable under the Employers Liability Insurance and Workers Compensation Scheme will begin soon.
Artist denies breaking word to women in travel group
Friday 26 May 2017 | Published in Local
New Zealand artist Nia-Val Tali has vehemently denied she broke promises to the elderly group of fabric artists who say Tali was to organise travel, accommodation and transportation on their first-ever tour to London and France as a group.
Amper hit with $20m lawsuit
Friday 26 May 2017 | Published in Local
Former Bluesky Pacific Group chief executive and interim head of the former Telecom Cook Islands, Adolfo Montengro has hit back at the group’s owners, Amper SA, with a $20 million lawsuit of his own.
Hayne plane back in Origin
Thursday 25 May 2017 | Published in League
The last time Blues centre Jarryd Hayne featured in a State of Origin series, he produced an individual performance for the ages as his state won for the first time in nine years.
Players ABs and Lions can't afford to lose...
Thursday 25 May 2017 | Published in Rugby Union
Zinzan Brooke played for the All Blacks between 1987 and 1997, playing 58 tests and 42 matches.
It's time for Rasmussen to forget the past
Thursday 25 May 2017 | Published in Smoke Signals
To Wilkie Rasmussen, you are right in your weekly column printed in CI News on May 22, but the past is history,” a smoke signaller says.”
Pay package 'mindboggling'
Thursday 25 May 2017 | Published in Letters to the Editor
Apart from the hot water the ex-chief executive of Bluesky may have found himself in, as reported in Monday’s CI News, the salary, allowance and perks package he was receiving from Bluesky is mind- boggling by Cook Islands standards.
Nicholas brings home the bacon
Thursday 25 May 2017 | Published in Letters to the Editor
On the surface, Albert Nicholas had a stunning win in last week’s RAPPA by-election by a wide margin but I can’t help but have some misgivings about it how it was achieved.
Mural means NES office can't be missed
Thursday 25 May 2017 | Published in Local
The National Environment Service (NES) held a ceremony yesterday to celebrate the unveiling of its new signage and spectacular kakerori bird mural.
Matavera potholes get attention
Thursday 25 May 2017 | Published in Environment
Wet weather often means the roads around the island deteriorate, potholes deepen and attempts to fill them are delayed
Apii Nikao work finally makes start
Thursday 25 May 2017 | Published in Local
The vision for a sustainable Apii Nikao with the capacity to serve young students in a modern and flexible learning environment, is finally becoming reality.
Great food and wine to go with BCI Opera in Rarotonga
Thursday 25 May 2017 | Published in Local
The eighth annual BCI Opera in Rarotonga event next week is set to not only feature great entertainment, but an excellent night of cuisine and wine.
Chancellor for last time at Marshall Islands ceremony
Thursday 25 May 2017 | Published in Local
In his last role as USP Chancellor, Cook Islands prime minister Henry Puna conferred certificates and degrees on 46 graduates from the University of the South Pacific’s Republic of the Marshall Islands campus this week.
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