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Man found guilty of rape, burglary
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National
Matavera’s new two storey commercial hub to open soon
In Matavera, the smallest district by land size on Rarotonga, a new two storey building “Te Waka” is set to redefine the local landscape with its mix of culinary delights, island apparel and commercial opportunities.
Driver ordered to pay over $11,500 in reparations after crash
Terea Ngatokorua Maruaau, who appeared in court yesterday, has been ordered to pay over $3000 in reparations to the Te Aponga Uira (TAU) after falling asleep while driving a rental vehicle and crashing into a power pole in Nikao last month.
Another round of Covid-19 vaccination roll-out
The Te Marae Ora Ministry of Health vaccination team will be back in action this Saturday for those who have missed out on Covid-19 vaccine.
Paramount chief described as ‘extraordinary character’
Pukapuka Pakitonga Tetio Paulo Iti has been remembered as man who had “passion” for people.
Covid-19 outbreak harm to be determined by vax level: TMO
A report complied by three infectious disease modellers from New Zealand, concludes that the harm an outbreak of Covid-19 will cause in the Cook Islands, will be directly determined by the level to which the entire population is vaccinated against the virus. By Derek Fox.
Choosing to ‘stay home and go far’
In a day of many firsts, 68 students from the University of the South Pacific Cook Islands Campus yesterday celebrated their graduation at the National Auditorium.
‘Tears of love, joy, sadness’
Apii Te Uki Ou students spent eight days exploring Mitiaro on the school’s year 7 and 8 camp last week.
Rarotonga fishers angling for $4500 of prizes in today’s fishing comp
About 30 boats are set to feature in the annual CITC Woodstock Fishing Competition today.
Celebrating dyslexic children and helping them succeed at school
The newly-formed society for Dyslexia held their first official meeting on Thursday at the Ministry of Education (MOE). Almost 20 people showed up to listen to Andre Hansen, MOE’s inclusive education advisor, and Jean Francis, a parent and key member of the new society speak on the goals of the association as well as awareness for the learning condition.
Paramount chief of Tetio-Kaisala to be honoured
Pukapuka Pakitonga Tetio Paulo Iti will be honoured on Rarotonga today.
‘No OCI/Demo coalition whatsoever’
The Cook Islands Democratic Party has questioned the motive behind One Cook Islands Party’s move to associate “DEMO” in their campaign for Aitutaki seats.
Tensions high at superfund meeting
Tensions were high at the Cook Islands National Superannuation Fund meeting on Wednesday night as some members voiced frustration that they would lose money from their New Zealand pension.
Tree pruning in the Avarua township set to start today
The Cook Islands Investment Corporation (CIIC), in collaboration with the National Environment Service, the Cook Islands Police and Minister George Angene, and his office, will be overseeing tree pruning in the Avarua township.
‘Threatened’ coconut crabs on the menu at $175 a pop
A seasoned fisherman fears coconut crab population will be decimated if commercial operations continue profiteering from their trade.
Avarua’s Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day-Saints announce leadership change
After the passing of John Glassie Mateara, there was a need to reorganise the District Presidency of the Avarua Cook Islands District where he was the 1st counsellor to President Piltz Napa.
Judges to decide fate of appeal against Puna and Brown
The private prosecution against Prime Minister Mark Brown and his predecessor Henry Puna, who were acquitted on corruption-related charges in March, completed another step in the appeal process this week.
Burglary accused remanded in custody
A 21-year-old man has appeared in the Criminal Court on a burglary charge following an incident at an Arorangi store early Sunday morning.
Several potential solutions to assist tourism sector: Borren
Government prepares for the economic consequences of potential Covid-19 cases in the Cook Islands.
Covid forecasts ‘could be worse’
Cook Islands’ Covid-19 modelling that predicts over 2000 cases and several deaths give ‘very rough guide’ of what to expect when the virus enters the country, however it could be worse, warns a New Zealand-based modeller. Caleb Fotheringham reports.
Armistead appointed Cook Islands High Commissioner to Fiji
The newly appointed Cook Islands High Commissioner to Fiji, Jim Armistead presented credentials to Major General Jioji Konusi Konrote (retired), (now former) President of the Republic of Fiji on November 3.
Returning Cook Islanders touch down in Rarotonga
Excited families and friends stood on their tiptoes on the other side of the barricaded international arrivals area at Rarotonga Airport yesterday as they welcomed their loved ones home from afar.
Demand for more caregivers
Vero Andrew is a caregiver for her 92-year-old grandmother Tapumanoanoa Andrew (Mama Tapu) – a responsibility she devotedly took on over 20 years ago.
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