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Articles by Utopia Support
'The dog wags the tail, not the tail wag the dog?'
Wednesday 24 September 2014 | Published in Letters to the Editor
The tax issue facing the CIP would not have been so emotional if they had taken a very measured and emphatic approach to its introduction.
'Democratic Party are on the right path to appeal'
Wednesday 24 September 2014 | Published in Letters to the Editor
Dear Editor,I write in response to Mark Browns open letter to the Editor on Saturday 20 September 2014.
Mitiaro by-election to be held within 2 months
Wednesday 24 September 2014 | Published in Politics
A by-election will be held on the island of Mitiaro in November, says the official in charge of elections in the Cook Islands.
Web conference discusses accessibility
Wednesday 24 September 2014 | Published in Technology
Ensuring the internet is accessible for all members of society was part of the focus yesterday at a weeklong conference currently underway in Rarotonga.
Internet role in development discussed
Wednesday 24 September 2014 | Published in Technology
An annual conference is underway this week in Rarotonga which hopes to increase the role the internet plays in the development of the nation’s economy.
Vaka embarks on awareness voyage
Wednesday 24 September 2014 | Published in Local
Voyaging vaka Marumaru Atua and her crew of 15 warriors will set sail at 10am today to add the nation’s voice discussions at an upcoming conference in Australia.
Manihiki harbours nears completion
Tuesday 23 September 2014 | Published in Outer Islands
The outer island of Manihiki will soon have two new and upgraded harbours, allowing residents better access to the ocean.
Biz training in store for farmers
Tuesday 23 September 2014 | Published in Local
Farmers in Rarotonga are being offered the opportunity to brush up on their growing skills and receive training on how to run a viable business.
Te iti Vaine public screening at film festival
Tuesday 23 September 2014 | Published in Local
This evening, the Cook Islands National Council of Women sets off the first locally supported week of Cook Islands and Pacific Film Festival by hosting a series of activities.
Grey Power will march and against doctors' orders
Tuesday 23 September 2014 | Published in Letters to the Editor
Dear Editor,The spiralling unbudgeted post election expenses which has gone viral and out of control is a disaster for the country and the Government in particular who, after being reduced to a care-taker status with limited authority to operate efficiently, is just inching along, so to speak on two flat tyres.
Keep your word, refund elderly
Tuesday 23 September 2014 | Published in Letters to the Editor
Dear Editor,Mark Brown should keep his word and refund the elderly papa’s and mama’s whose bank accounts he as Minister of Finance raided instead of putting his foot in his mouth with his flimsy comments on petitions.
Tangimetua cousins accept scholarships
Tuesday 23 September 2014 | Published in Rugby Union
After a thorough process to ensure the educational needs can be met Takuvaine Reds under 19 players and cousins Strickland Tangimetua and Tamatoa Tangimetua have accepted offers to study at Rangiora High School while playing rugby for the schools first XV.
Diplomats lounge with All Blacks
Monday 22 September 2014 | Published in Local
Touring members of the Cook Islands Diplomats golden oldies rugby team made the most of their overnight delay in Auckland by hanging out with the might All Blacks.
Queen's leaders programme deadline fast approaching
Monday 22 September 2014 | Published in Local
Youth are being urged to get their applications in for a once-in-a-lifetime programme that can help them become part of the next generation of global leaders.
Poverty, inequality tops public concerns
Monday 22 September 2014 | Published in Foxshots
So how has it panned out – Derek Fox comments on the shape of the new New Zealand parliament and what that might mean:
TikiTour creates new 'ship edition'
Monday 22 September 2014 | Published in Local
Locally owned and operated TikiTour (formerly The Circuit) is expanding its map and coupon guide services to include a ‘ship edition’ for cruise ship passengers.
A graduated approach needed to reduce road deaths
Monday 22 September 2014 | Published in Letters to the Editor
Dear Editor,I write with a personal sense of sadness and frustration on the on-going deaths of young people on the roads whose lives could have been saved.
'Withdraw your lies or face the consequences'
Monday 22 September 2014 | Published in Letters to the Editor
Dear Editor,Re – Mark Brown’s letter to the Editor dated 20.09.2014. Mark Brown wrote:
Smokies: Murder of sea creatures?
Monday 22 September 2014 | Published in Smoke Signals
A regular television viewer and smoke signaller writes in – With all the fish conservation programmes on TV these past weeks, has CITV not learned anything? Why does it persist in showing Spearing Paara regularly in its ad breaks? The wanton murder of what's left of God's beautiful sea creatures by a couple of men who can barely disguise their glee, is stomach-churning. And just how much fish do they need? It is this kind of greed that will bring the species to near-extinction like rhinos and elephants. Mark my words!A smoke signaller texts in to 188 – Seems Mark Brown is angry at the Demos blaming them for delays in the government getting on with running the country. What a load of BS! It’s more like the petitions have taken time and money away from their much anticipated travel junkets which you can guarantee they have itineraries waiting for approval for more useless trips. Mark Brown will have fixed for the Rugby World Cup next year – ‘mark’ my words! Hot air on extra votersWhat a lot of hot air about the extra voters on Penrhyn, texts in a smoke signaller to 188. They were in a tere party of Penrhyn people who live overseas but were basically stranded while waiting for the next ship. It just so happened that they were still on the island when the nation went to the polls and exercised their civic right to vote. In fact in some countries for example Australia, it is a civic duty and those who fail to vote are liable to be fined! As for all the fuss- what’s the bet that had they voted for Wilkie, there wouldn’t be any of this hullabaloo! It’s time for Wilkie to admit his days as MP are over and for the Demos to accept their turanga as the opposition party.
Reds re-crowned champs
Monday 22 September 2014 | Published in Rugby Union
The Takuvaine Reds dealt out a comprehensive 34-0 trouncing on the Avatiu Eels on Saturday afternoon to be re-crowned the club rugby champion.
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