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Jewels of the Cook Islands ready to shine at Dine and Dance event
A New Zealand-based Cook Islands entertainment group is on the island and is set to perform tonight in what they say will be a magical night of dining and dancing in Rarotonga.
Aitutaki community re-establishes traditional ra’ui to protect marine
The Aitutaki community has re-established a traditional ra’ui, a temporary fishing ban, in their lagoon to protect marine life and ensure sustainable resource management, with support from the National Environment Service.
MP calls for more teaching of Cook Islands Māori
A Cook Islands MP is suggesting there should be compulsory Cook Islands Māori and local dialect teaching for primary school students.
Privilege to be in the Cook Islands, says Australian Governor-General
Australian Governor-General, David Hurley says it is a privilege to be in the Cook Islands and celebrate the friendship between the two nations.
$400k to be spent on coastal and foreshore erosion research
The Cook Islands Government is spending $400,000 to research ways of tackling coastal erosion.
Flight from New York to Auckland makes stop in Rarotonga
A plane that was returning to New Zealand from New York had to make an emergency landing in Rarotonga after previously being stuck on tarmac for about five hours.
PIFS Secretary-General home on first official visit
Secretary-General of the Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat (PIFS), Henry Puna, received a warm welcome home on Monday, on his first official visit to the Cook Islands since becoming the Secretary-General in 2021.
World Ocean Day to be celebrated with annual Muri Beach Clean-up
From hauling away abandoned motors to scooping up micro-plastics with a sieve, every bit counts for the yearly Muri Beach Clean-up.
Australian Governor-General arrives in the Cook Islands
Australia Governor-General, His Excellency General the Honourable David Hurley, and his delegation arrived in Rarotonga yesterday morning on an official visit to the Cook Islands. SUPPLIED
Weekend police briefs
Police are calling on the public to provide any information regarding Teau Moana Tangi Taraiti.
Minimum wage increase proposed for next year
A wide-ranging report on the minimum wage in the Cook Islands suggests a further increase by $0.30 per hour next year.
Air Tahiti direct flights resume
Air Tahiti is reuniting families with the resumption of their non-stop flights between Papeete, Tahiti and Rarotonga which started over the weekend.
PM Brown to launch Security Policy at regional workshop
Prime Minister Mark Brown will be launching the inaugural Cook Islands National Security Policy and hosting a two-day regional workshop on National Security Strategies at The Edgewater Resort on Monday (today).
MPs worry about Crown Law’s resources
Cook Islands MPs are concerned that Crown Law’s resources might be stretched.
New Zealand-based Cook Islands group promotes culture in Italy
In a captivating display of cultural exchange, the Cook Islands group Te Mana Māori from Aotearoa New Zealand embarked on a journey to Bergamo, Italy to showcase and share their heritage.
Business community rallies support in bid to review Immigration Regulations
The Cook Islands business community is collating views from their members on the recently implemented Immigration Regulations, with a hope that the Government will review the regulations.
Rain brings blessings to the Arorangi CICC dedication
The renovated Arorangi Cook Islands Christian Church (CICC) Ziona Tapu, gleaming with improvements and vibrant flowers, was ready to re-open in a special dedication ceremony on Thursday.
School garden project teaches Rakahanga kids healthy eating
Rakahanga School students have embarked on a mission to grow their own vegetables in a bid to promote healthy living.
Science Careers Expo Gives Students Career Prospects
The annual Science Careers Expo drew hundreds of college students from across the island as they gathered to explore a range of opportunities and ignite their passion for scientific pursuits.
Tourists injured in crash involving three motorbikes
Three tourists were provided medical attention after a motor vehicle crash at YWAM, Titikaveka yesterday morning.
Fuel groups expand partnership to remove waste oil from Cooks
Ed Herman is tackling waste motor oil a litre at a time through a business partnership and says it’s set to benefit the Cook Islands.
MPs drum up support
Cook Islands MPs are asking whether the Ministry of Cultural Development budget could include scope for traditional drumming teaching.
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