More than 100 children gathered at the National Stadium in Nikao yesterday to learn from the best of Cook Islands Rugby League international stars as part of the Cook Islands Athletic Development Junior Rugby League Clinic.
Cook Islands Meteorological Service has confirmed this morning that Tropical Cyclone Pita has now been downgraded to a low pressure.
Te Marae Ora (TMO) pharmacy staff were busy during the Cook Islands Games – not so much with playing sport, but asking people about antibiotics.
Hygiene packs sponsored by the New Zealand High Commission Office were well received by non-government-organisations (NGOs) earlier this week.
The Cook Islands economic forecast for the coming months is not as dire as some expected, according to the Ministry of Finance and Economic Management.
Drink driver apologises A drink-driver didn’t have to travel far to land in hot water after crashing into the Ministry of Justice building in Avarua. Ngatokorua William entered guilty pleas to drink driving and careless driving following an incident on October 5. His truck mounted the footpath by Ministry of Justice building and “plowed” into […]
A man facing intent to injure charges has been released from custody on strict conditions.
A High Court judge has dismissed the Cook Islands United Party’s petitions that the Cook Islands Party’s policy of a tax-free threshold of $60,000 in the Pa Enua in lead up to 2022 general election amounted to bribery.
Cook Islands Solicitor General resigned because of “a matter of confidence within his own office with his staff”, understands the Prime Minister.
Prime Minister Mark Brown says funding for smaller nations affected by climate change must be accelerated.
Tupapa’s Victoria Park is getting reseeded in an attempt to fill holes that are causing knee and ankle injuries.
In celebration of Toa Samoa making the Rugby League World Cup final for the first time, the Samoan community on Rarotonga will parade through town on Friday.
The netball dome at the Tupapa Maraerenga courts donated by China only needs a lick of black and white paint, says Minister George ‘Maggie’ Angene.
Tourism operators are prepared for an uncertain outlook over the coming months, with more flights unlikely to be in the pipeline for some time.
A former Chief Justice who played a key role in Cook Islands courts has passed away.
Several police officers have been grilled in court over their handing of a drink driving case, which has been described by the defence as unconstitutional, unfair and inhumane.
The golf course rippled with colour on Saturday with bold and bright Pride flags flying from palm trees in the cool breeze and golfers dressed in blazes of bright, neon colours, over the weekend.
The impressive Marae Moana seawall mural project is halfway to completion. And it’s still turning heads.
New Zealand Green Party co-leader Marama Davidson is calling for the Cook Islands to become a full member nation of the United Nations without having to relinquish dual New Zealand citizenship.
Cook Islands Police have not answered questions about missing teenager Timoa Kokoria, 19, who disappeared on July 24 after he was dropped off at a Rutaki bus stop.
The Cook Islands Tourism Corporation is hosting a state of tourism update this morning with speakers from across the industry contributing.
Societal expectations are holding men back from being vulnerable, says 18-year-old Men’s Mental Health Couch Talk panellist Sidney Fimone.
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