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Articles by Utopia Support
Demos seem bent on self-destruction
Tuesday 19 July 2016 | Published in Opinion
Occasional columnist Mata-Atua McNair casts her eye over the current political situation in the Cook Islands and tries to make sense of some strange and bewildering events.
Tereora College students care for the community
Tuesday 19 July 2016 | Published in Local
TEREORA College Year 9 English class have been busy showing the community their love and care for people.
Lawyer questioned over Bishop's resort purchase
Tuesday 19 July 2016 | Published in Local
A COURT case involving former Minister of Marine Resources Teina Bishop entered its final week yesterday.
Police confirm prisoner escape
Tuesday 19 July 2016 | Published in Local
Two PRISONERS who escaped from the maximum security block at Arorangi Prison last Tuesday night returned to prison the following morning and gave themselves up.
Reds fitness sees them home over gutsy Bulls
Monday 18 July 2016 | Published in Rugby Union
THE TAKUVAINE Reds stormed home against the Titikaveka Bulls in a 24-12 win at the Titikaveka Field on Saturday.
Unit Titles Act not great at protecting landowners
Monday 18 July 2016 | Published in Smoke Signals
IN HIS LETTER of July 15, Tim Tepaki sets out the problem of landowners losing their leases, then states that the Unit Titles Act prevents this. Well take note, the leases of four motels owned a few years ago by his companies are now all owned by other people. Pa Enua, you have been warned.
Commentator flexes his 'mussels'
Monday 18 July 2016 | Published in Letters to the Editor
YOUR SENSUALISATION (sic) of critical comments by the sour grapes Wilkie Rasmussen behind the mask of his positon as president of the toothless law society, appears to be trying to make out that they carry some credibility.
PM and ministers staying right here
Monday 18 July 2016 | Published in Local
It’s ONE of those increasingly rare weeks when the PM and his cabinet members will all be on The Rock.
Three years later – still no school
Monday 18 July 2016 | Published in Local
The APII Nikao rebuild project has progressed listlessly for almost three years, with the Implementation Agreement only being signed last month with China.
Keeping peace in Puaikura
Monday 18 July 2016 | Published in Local
PARE Rongokea and his colleague Nii Pokipoki have not regretted their decision to take up volunteering stints with the Vaka Puaikura Police.
Maverick MP revives car issue
Monday 18 July 2016 | Published in Local
A YEAR ago MP George Maggie began a daily vigil, standing on the main road in his Tupapa/Maraerenga constituency with a placard that said “Build the School, Not Cars $600,000.”
Reds set to test the Bulls' defence
Monday 18 July 2016 | Published in Rugby Union
Will Titikaveka Bulls be able to defend themselves from the Takuvaine Reds today, or will the visitors upset the Bulls on their own soil?
Science lab ready to go
Monday 18 July 2016 | Published in Local
APII TE Uki Ou will soon get to know the difference a dedicated science lab creates for children’s learning, following the completion of a new learning environment at the school.
Bank celebrates first birthday
Monday 18 July 2016 | Published in Local
The BANK of the South Pacific (BSP) Cook Islands celebrated its first year in business with a function at the Tamarind House Restaurant on Thursday night.
'Word warrior' ready to rock Rarotonga
Monday 18 July 2016 | Published in Local
AN AOTEAROA Maori musician described as “a warrior of word and rhythm who lifts hearts with his music,” is making his debut performance at the Rehab Niteclub on Saturday July 30.
A warning every parent should read
Monday 18 July 2016 | Published in Opinion
ONE DAY, when I was helping my 13-year-old son pack to visit family for the summer, I took a break and sat back on the bed.
Littering dangerous in many ways
Monday 18 July 2016 | Published in Environment
Recycling is not very feasible here as we don't have recycling machinery, and there is barely any space for landfills to store general rubbish. It is also very expensive to send our recyclables back to where they came from.
Exhibition shows off college pupils art
Monday 18 July 2016 | Published in Local
TEREORA College hosted an art exhibition this week to showcase the work of Year 8 and 9 students.
Healing hands in big demand at market
Monday 18 July 2016 | Published in Hot on the Rock
IF YOU feel you’re becoming a bit stressed, or you are just not feeling your best, the answer could be to treat yourself to a therapeutic massage.
Artist shares talents with Aitutaki students
Monday 18 July 2016 | Published in Outer Islands
WHEN New Zealand-Pacific artist Michel Tuffery visited Atitutaki this week to run a series of art workshops through the World War One Sound Shells for the Kuki Airani Soldiers project, he caught up with Araura College counsellor Thomas Wynne.
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