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Visitor behaviour is a key focus in ensuring travellers engage respectfully with the Cook Islands, says Tourism to PAC
Cook Islands Tourism says that while managing visitor behaviour is an ongoing effort, success depends on delivering clear messaging across multiple channels, reinforcing expectations through consistent signage, and providing accessible guidance.
Celebrating International Women’s Day
The Ministry of Internal Affairs (INTAFF) hosted International Women’s Day at the Punanga Nui Market on Saturday with the theme “Accelerate Action for Gender Equality- for ALL Women and Girls.”
Community fundraiser for generous couple
Earlier this month the two-storey home in Nikao of well-known elderly couple, Kafo and Pae Tuteru was destroyed in a blaze of fire.
Tertiary training facility closes for month while works get underway
Cook Islands Tertiary Training Institute, Ngatangiia Campus is closed for a month as urgent remedial works get underway.
‘Close call’ for residence as rubbish burns out of control
First responders to an out of control rubbish fire in Black Rock say it was a narrow escape for a residence while again ringing warning bells about responsible burning.
Mammogram screening cancelled, returning in early 2024: TMO
Mammogram screening will be offered on Rarotonga as early as next year.
Repairs to one-year-old patrol boat about to commence
The Cook Islands' one-year-old patrol boat, which set sail to Australia two weeks ago for repairs and maintenance, is on the verge of reaching its destination.
A stronger Pacific bio security system means better outcomes
The International Plant Protection Convention (IPPC) - the standard-setting body for plants and plant products based in Rome, develops draft standards every year which are sent to all the members of the Pacific Plant Protection Organisation (PPPO) to review and to ensure they are relevant to the Pacific.
Bougainville on routine visit to Raro
In between the incoming and outgoing of vessels at bustling Avatiu Harbour the French naval vessel Bougainville called into port over the weekend on its “routine visit”, continuing its strengthening of links with the Cook Islands.
INTAFF secretary at Forum Women Leaders Meeting
Ministry for Internal Affairs secretary Anne Herman says there are still challenges in the Pacific region for women.
Cook Islands grander marlin record smashed
In a remarkable feat of skill and determination, fisherman Pauro Arnold has his name stamped in the records of the nation’s fishing history.
Draft immigration policy change proposal to be submitted following sector concerns
A draft Immigration policy change proposal has been endorsed by Prime Minister Mark Brown and is expected to be submitted to Cabinet, according to Te Kauono Tutara e Te Mana Tiaki – the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Immigration (MFAI).
New E-Commerce work plan to drive economic growth and innovation
Cook Islands has taken a significant step towards fostering a dynamic e-commerce ecosystem with the launch of the Cook Islands E-Commerce Acceleration Work Plan.
Man nearly five times over the limit following crash outside the cop shop
A man blew nearly five times the legal drink driving limit following an incident outside police headquarters on Rarotonga earlier this month.
Starlink takes off in the Cooks
Cook Islands Office of the Prime Minister (OPM) ICT Office is monitoring new internet provider Starlink, which is being rollout in the Pacific region and worldwide.
Civil matters call over - August 25
A few Civil Court matters were called before the Chief Justice Patrick Keane at the High Court in Avarua on Friday.
Cooks looking to Saudi Arabia for funding
A delegation from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has landed in Rarotonga to explore how the Middle Eastern country can help fund infrastructure projects in the Cook Islands.
Reconnecting people to address climate change
Focusing on educating and changing mindsets as a solution to climate change is about reconnecting people to their environment and their resources through agriculture, says Dr Teina Rongo, marine biologist and environment warrior.
Cooks artist calls out authorities over support for release of Japan wastewater
Renowned artist and cultural icon Mike Tavioni has raised his voice in frustration over government support for the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) report on Japan’s release of ‘treated’ nuclear wastewater into the Pacific.
Te Ipukarea Society: Trees of Palmerston Island
Palmerston Atoll is made up of six main Motu and a number of sand cays dotted around a lagoon teeming with marine life. There is no airstrip. A cargo boat visits every few months to ferry passengers, food supply, gas and fuel.
Pacific representatives discuss biodiversity issues
For the first time, the Cook Islands hosted the 10th Pacific Plant Protection Organisation (PPPO) Regional Technical (Full) Board Meeting this week from 24-25 August, at the Crown Beach Resort.
Monopoly in Pacific shipping lanes, Cooks operator claims
Businessman Brett Porter has called out Matson South Pacific shipping for what he claims is anti- competitive use of its shipping licence in the Cook Islands.
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