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Articles by Utopia Support
Body boarders hold winter comp
Saturday 14 September 2013 | Published in National
Body boarding enthusiasts took over the reef side in Nikao on Monday to watch and cheer on the participants at the winter body boarding competition.
Titikaveka hosts baby show
Saturday 14 September 2013 | Published in National
Proud babes and parents gathered in Titikaveka yesterday, to take part in the second day of the Cook Islands Baby Show in Rarotonga.
We are what we eat
Saturday 14 September 2013 | Published in National
Barbara Allpress is a registered practitioner and life member of the New Zealand Register of Holistic Aromatherapists (NZRHA), who spends up to six months of each year living in Rarotonga.
Taste of home for Auckland Cookies
Saturday 14 September 2013 | Published in National
A local business is proving popular with Cook Islanders in New Zealand.
Tuariki hopes to swap chef coat for suit in Murienua bid
Saturday 14 September 2013 | Published in National
Kaota Tuariki has handled the intensity of working in a kitchen, but will he be able to withstand the heated exchanges of parliament? “I feel that I’m ready for it, and my family is behind me,” says Tuariki, the Cook Islands Party (CIP) candidate in next Thursday’s by-election.
O3b is on the way
Saturday 14 September 2013 | Published in National
High-speed internet is on the horizon in the Cooks.
Businessman Beer aims for bigger voice on national stage
Saturday 14 September 2013 | Published in National
James Beer is known as much for his business presence in the Cooks as his personal views on the big issues facing the country.
Orr honoured by Pacific business community
Saturday 14 September 2013 | Published in National
The grandson of a Cook Islander was recently honoured by New Zealand’s Pacific community at a special event for his achievements in the business world.
Friendship is a sheltering tree
Friday 13 September 2013 | Published in Church Talk
How true...how terribly true! When the searing rays of adversity’s sun burn their way into our day, there’s nothing quite like a sheltering tree a true friend to give us relief in its cool shade.
Cleaning up the Cooks
Friday 13 September 2013 | Published in Environment
Today is ‘Clean Up the World’ day in the Cooks.
Call for rubbish roundup volunteers
Friday 13 September 2013 | Published in Environment
Volunteers are helping to keep the Cooks clean as part of Pacific Islands Conservation Initiative’s ‘Rubbish Roundup’ – and organisers say the more helping hands the better.
Appeal results in conviction
Friday 13 September 2013 | Published in Local
An appeal by police against the dismissal of an assault charge has been upheld and the accused convicted.
Grey Power set to march
Friday 13 September 2013 | Published in Local
Pensioner activist group Grey Power met yesterday for a general meeting where preparations were made for an upcoming march on parliament.
New dental x-ray
Friday 13 September 2013 | Published in Local
Dental Services in Tupapa has received the Cook Islands first ortho-panoramic x-ray machine (OPG).
Fathers be loving
Friday 13 September 2013 | Published in Features
I heard on television news that Keven Mealamu, the renowned All Black hooker of 100 games, would come out onto the rugby field this weekend walking with his father, as a way of reminding New Zealanders that it was Father’s Day.
Fond memories
Friday 13 September 2013 | Published in Letters to the Editor
Dear Editor, It was with sadness I heard of the passing of John Tini.
Roads more narrow and dangerous
Friday 13 September 2013 | Published in Letters to the Editor
Dear Editor, During the Avarua water upgrade this government promised the public that the roads dug up and trenched would be returned to their original condition once the new water pipes had been laid and tested.
Kata - September 13, 2013
Friday 13 September 2013 | Published in Kata
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Airport fun for Blackrock kids
Friday 13 September 2013 | Published in National
There was excitement in the air and on the faces of students from Blackrock Apii Potiki Early Childhood Centre yesterday, when they spent the morning at the Rarotonga International Airport.
Suwarrow and the curse of plastic trash
Friday 13 September 2013 | Published in National
Nina Kristin Nilsen is a Norwegian sailor and evironmental engineer, with a special interest in the environmental effects of marine plastic trash.
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