Articles by Utopia Support

'Quotas will give away fisheries'

Saturday 22 June 2013 | Published in Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, Last year I wrote to CI News to warn about the dangers of MMR licencing foreign boats to fish in our waters.

Kata - June 22, 2013

Saturday 22 June 2013 | Published in Kata

100 raurau for Atiu Hostel

Saturday 22 June 2013 | Published in Outer Islands

The people of Enuamanu were brimming with enthusiasm as they put together more than 100 raurau (kikau plate) yesterday as part of on-going fundraising efforts for the Atiu Hostel on Rarotonga.

OIA to Penrhyn

Saturday 22 June 2013 | Published in Outer Islands

The community on the northern group island of Penrhyn is now better informed on the importance of efficient record keeping.

Picton Castle northern-bound

Saturday 22 June 2013 | Published in Outer Islands

Wednesday June 12, 2013 - Captain Michael Moreland Picton Castle slipped her lines today from the wharf in Avatiu, nearly full with cargo and passengers bound for Palmerston, Nassua, and Pukapuka.

Social impact projects signed off

Saturday 22 June 2013 | Published in Outer Islands

Ten non-government organisations signed on to receive grants from the Social Impact Fund (SIF) on Friday.

First woman to head foreign affairs

Saturday 22 June 2013 | Published in Politics

The new secretary of foreign affairs and immigration is grateful for her promotion, and proud to be the first woman to head the ministry.

Cowboys and Dragons rumble in main game

Saturday 22 June 2013 | Published in Rugby Union

Player movements are all the talk in the rugby community as clubs set to take to the field today for the first week of the season.

Burglars 'bigger problem than chooks'

Saturday 22 June 2013 | Published in Smoke Signals

“There’s more coverage and complaints now to Cook Islands Tourism about the ‘stinky chicken farm’, a smoke signaller texts to 188.

Pharisee or tax collector: which one are you?

Friday 21 June 2013 | Published in Church Talk

In the book of Luke, Jesus shares a powerful parable that challenges you and me to do a little healthy soul searching.

Parvo vaccine programme planned

Friday 21 June 2013 | Published in Environment

South Pacific Animal Welfare, in association with the CISPCA is pleased to announce an island-wide parvo vaccine programme for Rarotonga.

Schools of fish for Lagoon Day

Friday 21 June 2013 | Published in Environment

Three hundred fish-shaped creations have been pledged for Lagoon Day, with organisers aiming for 6000 fish.

Weather man off to TVNZ

Friday 21 June 2013 | Published in Local

The face of CITV weather is heading to New Zealand to learn more about his trade and sharpen his leadership skills.

Toilet paper on lock-down

Friday 21 June 2013 | Published in Local

Toilet paper thieves have caused the public toilets at Punanga Nui market to be locked at night.

Master plan for new water system

Friday 21 June 2013 | Published in Local

The $60 million Te Mato Vai project was approved last year, but many of the details – including how much households will eventually pay for water – are still unclear.

Women's group attends US event

Friday 21 June 2013 | Published in Local

The president of the Pan Pacific South East Asia Women’s Association (PPSEAWA) International was pleased to meet Prime Minister Henry Puna at this week’s Pacific Day held in Washington DC.

Govt enemy No.1 now BTIB chair

Friday 21 June 2013 | Published in Local

In this column we are going to do some gossiping, not psst, psst type of gossiping but loud and upfront.

Tertiary committee launched

Friday 21 June 2013 | Published in Local

The inaugural meeting of the Tertiary Education Committee was held on Wednesday at the Ministry of Education.

Fundraiser for house fire victim

Friday 21 June 2013 | Published in Local

A fundraiser will be held today to help the victims of a house fire earlier this year.

Kata - June 21, 2013

Friday 21 June 2013 | Published in Kata