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Man found guilty of rape, burglary
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A gust of laughter: Cook Islands Met Service uses humour to brighten up forecasts
The Cook Islands Meteorological Service has been adding a dash of humour to its weather updates on Facebook, and the strategy is paying off.
Cool waters and fast movement cause ex-TC Pita to weaken, says Vaiimene
As the Cook Islands weathered what was initially anticipated to be a more severe storm, Tropical Cyclone Pita, formerly a Category 1 storm, unexpectedly downgraded and spared the islands from major impacts.
In brief: Court news
Joseph Ahiao and Matatia Tewhare both pleaded guilty to fighting in a public place in the early hours of New Year’s Day.
‘Vote with your brains’
Former members of Parliament have a blunt message for voters as the nation enters election year.
Pa Enua schools ready to ‘ride the waves’
The 2022 academic year started this week with a cloud of uncertainty hovering over the future of the school term from the threat of Covid-19 making its way into the country.
Life in the Karekare Bee Hotel
Cook Islands Natural Heritage Trust’s Gerald McCormack writes about the complexities of life in a bee hotel in Karekare.
‘Listen, listen, and hush up’
A veteran Cook Islands documentary producer shares her interviewing skills and experience with participants of the Intangible Cultural Heritage (ICH) Project workshop at the National Auditorium.
45 percent vaccine certificates distributed
Less than half of vaccine certificates have been distributed but a big number have just not been picked up, says a statemen from Te Marae Ora (TMO) Ministry of Health.
Donation for voluntary fire brigades
The Puaikura and Titikaveka volunteer fire brigades will be able to purchase some new equipment and items thanks to a generous donation from one local resident.
In brief: Court news
A 21-year-old man is set to return to his home in Rakahanga after his bail conditions were changed on Thursday in the Criminal Court in Avarua.
Seabed exploration applicants receive panel’s endorsements
All three applicants seeking seabed minerals exploration licences have received approval of the Licensing Panel, with the final decision now resting with Prime Minister Mark Brown's chaired Cabinet.
‘A lot of work to be done to retain people’
Cook Islands Investment Corporation (CIIC) leaders remain confident despite Covid-19 challenges as they meet for their annual strategy retreat.
Shortcomings of new water system ‘evident in storm’
A lobbyist is again calling out the group responsible for replacing Rarotonga’s water network with more claims the new $90 million system is not up to scratch.
98 kilo Bluefin Tuna 'a rare catch'
A whopping 98 kilo bluefin tuna was landed on Tuesday on the island of Pukapuka during its annual ‘Kavekave’ deep sea fishing competition.
‘Asset for the future’
The documentation of the Cook Islands ‘peu karioi’ or performing arts “will be beneficial for the country and for our generations to come,” says Matina Oti.
Cook Islands’ human rights to be measured
A New Zealand-based human rights initiative is once again looking for buy in from the Cook Islands to ensure the rights of people are not breached by the state or other people in power or with authority.
Aid for weather-affected
Over $130,000 will be given to the fisheries and agriculture sectors who were financially hit from January’s tropical depression.
Woman with critical injuries flown to NZ
Cook Islands woman Kathy Papatua has been flown to New Zealand where she remains in a critical condition following a crash involving two motorcycles on Rarotonga in the early hours of Monday morning.
Are Pa Metua building ready end of Feb
The new Are Pa Metua building at the eastern end of the Punanga Nui Market (adjacent to the playground) is expected to be completed by the end of this month.
Performing arts 'peu karioi' to be recorded
Cook Islands ‘peu karioi’ (performing arts) traditions, expressions, craftsmanship and practices will soon be collected and documented.
Former Police Commissioner receives recognition award
Former Cook Islands police Commissioner Maara Tetava has been recognised for his long service, dedication, and commitment to pacific policing by the Pacific Islands Chiefs of Police Secretariat (PICP-S) law enforcement agency.
Owner to pay $150 to girl attacked by dog
Mata Manuela was ordered to pay $150 in compensation costs in the Criminal Court at Avarua on Tuesday, to a girl who was attacked by her dog.
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