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Cook Islands grapples with ‘declining education value’

Cook Islands grapples with declining public value for education as students are increasingly drawn to lucrative but less academically demanding sectors, posing a significant challenge for the Ministry of Education.

Education

Education ministry welcomes new teachers for 2025 school year

The Ministry of Education has welcomed a group of new teachers to the Cook Islands ahead of the start of the 2025 school year.

Caring for our tamariki: Paunu clinics receive timely boost

The Paunu clinics which resumed after 18-month pause caused by the Covid-19 pandemic has received a timely boost.

Health


Cook Islands Covid-19 approach praised

A renowned Canadian expert on mapping Covid-19 says the Cook Islands can be proud of their approach to the pandemic.

Health


Ministry monitors health of Mangaia’s marine environment

Cook Islands Ministry of Marine Resources (MMR) staff took part in a research expedition on Mangaia to monitor the island’s marine environment.

Environment


Cultural group strengthens Cook Islands community in Rotorua

Cook Islanders in Rotorua are on a mission to revitalise their community following concerns about their youth losing touch with the culture.

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New strategy aims to reduce corruption in Cook Islands

A report on how the Cook Islands Government should change its approach to tackling corruption is awaiting final sign-off.

Economy


Autism Cook Islands launches new hub

Autism Cook Islands (ACI) officially opened its new hub in Matavera on Friday for members of the Autism community here in the Cook Islands.

Local


Dealing with victims of child sexual abuse

An expert on child sexual abuse is advising that victims often do not report the abuse shortly after they happen.

Economy


Cybersecurity review to help battle ‘technological threats’

Cook Islands Government has partnered with the Oceania Cyber Security Centre (OCSC) from Melbourne Australia, to undertake a Cyber Security Capacity Maturity Model for Nations (CMM) Review.

Economy


Honey, I love you: Beekeeper shares his knowledge

Receiving “a swarm of bees” as a birthday gift started David Cramp’s love affair with the bees.

Local


Weightlifter Lynch secures Mini games bronze medals

Weightlifter Manine Lynch won Team Cook Islands’ first medals at the Pacific Mini Games in Saipan, Northern Marianas, last night.

Local


Democratic party accused of campaigning in disguise

The Opposition Democratic Party’s visits to primary schools this week for ‘career talks’ has been questioned by the Prime Minister who claimed the visits were campaigning in disguise and ‘smacks of desperation’.

Economy


Superannuation funds in decline as world markets tumble

Global stock markets are tanking and it’s directly impacting the Cook Islands Superannuation Fund with all three fund options showing negative returns since the beginning of this year.

Economy


Prime Minister confirms Cannabis referendum

Prime Minister Mark Brown last night confirmed a cannabis referendum will be part of this year’s General Election to be held on August 1.

National


Cooks to host Aviation Ministers Meeting

The Cook Islands will host 18 Pacific nations virtually for the Regional Aviation Ministers Meeting today.

Local


Shortage of car rentals, as tourist numbers climb

As tourists return in droves to the Cook Islands, travellers are being warned to book rental vehicles a month in advance of arrival.

Economy


Te Marae Ora records 121 cases of influenza

Influenza remains at its usual seasonal levels this year, despite the continued prevalence of Covid-19 in the Cook Islands.

Health


Ability Games participants get into the Olympic spirit

The Ability Games were hosted by Cook Islands Sports and National Olympic Committee (CISNOC) yesterday at the National Stadium in Nikao.

Local


Musician to receive Te Tane Toa award

Renowned musician Garth Young is set to become the first non-Cook Islander to be awarded with the Tane Toa Kuki Airani on the 14th edition of the quarterly award.

Local


A celebration of Reo Maori songs

After two postponements due to the Covid-19 pandemic, Te Mire Atu composers competition which celebrates original Cook Islands Reo Maori song compositions will be held tomorrow at the National Auditorium.

Local


Cook Islands scores highly in civil and political rights survey

An international Human Rights survey has found the Cook Islands scores highly for civil and political rights, but needs to work on disability issues.

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