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One Cook Islands releases costings
Monday 7 July 2014 | Published in Politics
One Cook Islands released its costing report recently completed by the Ministry of Finance and Economic Management yesterday.
PNG: O'Neill withdraws appeals
Monday 7 July 2014 | Published in Regional
It’s confusing – but let’s try to keep up with the political play in Papua New Guinea after a series of court rulings regarding the arrest warrant for the nation’s prime minister to answer questions relating to corruption allegations.
Kiribati: Plan to curb population growth
Monday 7 July 2014 | Published in Regional
Kiribati is set to launch a programme giving its people better access to contraception.
Are fish really eating all the plastic?
Monday 7 July 2014 | Published in Regional
Scientists are concerned that hundreds of thousands of tons of plastic waste floating in the ocean is being eaten by fish.
Fiji: Leaders' assets suspect
Monday 7 July 2014 | Published in Regional
Opposition political parties in Fiji are sceptical about the asset declarations of the regime’s Fiji First Party leaders.
Tonga proposes territory swap with Fiji
Monday 7 July 2014 | Published in Regional
Tonga is proposing to trade the disputed Minerva Reef with Fiji, in exchange for the Lau island group.
PNG: Nations' future 'hangs in the balance'
Monday 7 July 2014 | Published in Regional
Papua New Guinea’s future as a functioning democracy hangs in the balance, according to suspended Papua New Guinea assistant police commissioner Thomas Eluh.
Cooks sevens squad named for Glasgow
Monday 7 July 2014 | Published in League
National rugby sevens coach Chad Tuoro has selected his 12 men to fly the Cook Islands’ national flag at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games later this month.
Reds slay the Eels
Monday 7 July 2014 | Published in League
The Takuvaine Reds have sent a clear message of their intentions to retain their championship title with a comprehensive pounding of the Avatiu Eels 23-3.
Smokies: Votes supposed to be secret
Monday 7 July 2014 | Published in Smoke Signals
When people go to vote on Wednesday there is a sheet with the registered voters' names on it.
Potholes: Not going to suffer in silence
Monday 7 July 2014 | Published in Letters to the Editor
Dear Editor, I have read the “smoke signal” this morning and come across with a writer who is supporting my problem with the damages on my truck.
Let's not find Nemo on a Spanish superseiner
Monday 7 July 2014 | Published in Letters to the Editor
Dear Editor, We’ve been facing an onslaught of political ads from both the CIP and Demo parties that range from bold promises to the failings of the other’s government.
Attitude to women MPs disappointing
Monday 7 July 2014 | Published in Letters to the Editor
Dear Editor, I am once again disappointed at the attitude of the CIP towards women in Parliament.
Time to decide who will govern
Monday 7 July 2014 | Published in Politics
This is the week that Cook Islanders go to the polls to decide whether they prefer the “devil they know” or want to step forward on a new “path to prosperity”.
Cable internet one step closer?
Monday 7 July 2014 | Published in Technology
A $65 million commitment by a New Zealand crown corporation has brought an undersea cable linking the United States to New Zealand one step closer, drawing further interest from the Cook Islands Government.
Why no support for private schools?
Monday 7 July 2014 | Published in Letters to the Editor
Dear Editor, I am an active member of our Catholic community. Through this column I would like to put a question to all political parties.
Church Talk: Get out and vote
Saturday 5 July 2014 | Published in Church Talk
With elections taking place next week, our Church Talk correspondent Mauri Toa thought this poem by Louis Gander says it all…
New BBC drama set in Cooks
Saturday 5 July 2014 | Published in Local
British television channel BBC Three has commissioned a new drama series about two friends from London who travel the world and end up in the Cook Islands.
Gloomy outlook for population decline
Saturday 5 July 2014 | Published in Local
If the Cook Islands’ population continues to decline at its current rate, it would halve its size every 140 years, according to a new report.
Mackenzie: The benefits of independence
Saturday 5 July 2014 | Published in Letters to the Editor
In the midst of the continued accusations and growing nastiness between the existing political parties, I want to turn your focus to something fresh, something positive, something to instil hope in the direction of governance for our nation. Simply - the strength of an Independent candidate!
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