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Special birthday party at Arorangi Preschool
Saturday 21 September 2013 | Published in National
Arorangi Preschool student Lahaina Henry celebrated her fourth birthday on Thursday with a special party at school.
TV production begins rehearsals
Saturday 21 September 2013 | Published in National
Rehearsals begin this weekend for a television series that aims to capture the voice of Cook Islands women.
Asbestos removal in Avarua
Saturday 21 September 2013 | Published in National
Asbestos will be removed from an old government-owned building in Avarua next week.
Fatal crash still under investigation
Saturday 21 September 2013 | Published in National
Almost two weeks after a fatal motorcycle crash that took the life of 16 year Pukana Piniata the case is still being investigated.
Government prepares for cyclone season
Saturday 21 September 2013 | Published in National
With cyclone season approaching, government has approved an expenditure to fund insurance cover against disaster.
Crocombe tax appeal in November
Saturday 21 September 2013 | Published in National
The Ministry of Justice has confirmed the Court of Appeal will be hearing the ongoing tax case of businessman Tata Crocombe during a November sitting.
CIP celebrates after first count
Saturday 21 September 2013 | Published in National
A jubilant celebration followed the announcement of Kaota Tuariki as the leader in the Murienua by-election on Thursday.
Quit complaining
Saturday 21 September 2013 | Published in Smoke Signals
“I am texting in response to the person who said something about sponsoring the rugby game on TV instead of the America’s Cup,” a smoke signaller writes to TXT188.
From commandments to beatitudes
Friday 20 September 2013 | Published in Church Talk
Last Sunday in the Catholic Cathedral of Avarua a number of our young people were confirmed.
Christians of the risen Lord
Friday 20 September 2013 | Published in Church Talk
Bishop Paul Donaghue gave the following sermon last Sunday during the confirmation ceremony at the Avarua Cathedral.
Tuariki leading
Friday 20 September 2013 | Published in Local
The electoral office released the preliminary results of the Murienua by-election last night, showing Cook Islands Party candidate Kaota Tuariki to be in the lead.
Households urged to tap into rainwater
Friday 20 September 2013 | Published in Local
The Ministry of Infrastructure and Planning is urging households that are taking advantage of the water tank subsidy to connect the system to their roofs to capture rainwater.
Police thank schools
Friday 20 September 2013 | Published in Local
Arorangi Primary School received a visit from the police commissioner recently to acknowledge its participation in the Pacific Islands Chiefs of Police (PICP) Conference welcome (turou).
Catching up on the daily news!
Friday 20 September 2013 | Published in Letters to the Editor
Dear Editor, I was one of the many that joined the mothers, family members, babies and toddlers at the Nikao Baby Show on Tuesday.
'We want to be well-informed'
Friday 20 September 2013 | Published in Letters to the Editor
Dear Editor, In response to the ‘Does TIS support seabed mining?’ Smoke Signal of September19, TIS responds as follows: Te Ipukarea Society has never indicated its support or opposition to seabed mining.
Changes to NZ Super 'exciting'
Friday 20 September 2013 | Published in Letters to the Editor
Dear Editor, A big thank you to those individuals who championed the cause to be able to access NZ superannuation through the proposed change to the requirements for eligibility.
Zumba in pink for breast cancer awareness
Friday 20 September 2013 | Published in National
Get moving, get shaking and get your Zumba routine on for a good cause.
New broom for library and museum
Friday 20 September 2013 | Published in National
A new executive has been elected for the Cook Islands Library & Museum Society this week.
Nurse shares passion for helping women
Friday 20 September 2013 | Published in National
If given a choice between helping local women here or working overseas, nurse Tangi Nganu would choose the Cook Islands every time.
Biosecurity tightens import rules
Friday 20 September 2013 | Published in National
The Ministry of Agriculture is tightening up on the rules around imported goods.
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