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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.
Busy dog desexing clinic in Avarua
Te Are Manu Veterinary Clinic hosted one of their biggest dog desexing clinics yet, serving dog owners from the Takuvaine, Tutakimoa, and RAPPA puna.
$4.2m grant for increasing resilience approved
In a continuation of success, the Cook Islands through its Climate Change office working in partnership with Development Coordination Division of the Ministry of Finance and Economic Management, have received approval from the Green Climate Fund (GCF) on October 13 for its Enhanced National Adaptation Plan (ENAP) proposal.
‘Tough decisions need to be made, and soon!’
The Cook Islands Government is being called on to make tough decisions, and make them soon, as New Zealand enters a new Covid-19 protection framework.
A sense of pride and joy
Cook Islands Council of Queensland (CICQ) has held a successful Te Maeva Nui festival earlier this month, featuring 450 performers who proudly celebrated and displayed Cook Islands culture in front of thousands.
Free bras for Breast Cancer Awareness
In partnership with the Breast Cancer Association, the Cook Islands Family Welfare Association (CIFWA) have on offer free bras for women to pick up today from their office located at Tupapa.
Japanese cooking class celebrates diplomatic relationship
Cook Islands Tertiary Training Institute (CITTI) is running Japanese cooking classes to mark a decade of diplomatic relations between the Cook Islands and Japan.
Former Environment Service employee makes second appearance in court on theft charges
A woman who worked under the former director of the National Environment Service (NES), Nga Puna and facing four counts of theft as a servant, has appeared in court.
Sacked couple face more charges
A number of top Cook Islands Government officials, including two who have been sacked, are facing additional charges which include theft and fraud.
Aitutaki’s Bicentennial celebrations get underway
Light showers followed by beautiful sunshine with an array of colourfully dressed hosts and guests, marked the official opening of the historic 200th Bicentennial celebrations of the arrival of Christianity to Aitutaki in 1821.
Autism awareness reaches Northern Group islands
Autism Cook Islands is pleased to extend their vision to some of the Northern Group islands including Manihiki, Rakahanga and Penrhyn, by donating resources helpful in raising awareness for the schools on those islands.
PM on Aitutaki for opening of Bi-Centennial celebrations
The official opening of the Aitutaki Bi-Centennial celebrations begins this morning at 9am at Orongo Park.
Life in managed isolation
A million-dollar view, a luxury room, varied and nutritious meals, and dancing whales providing some ‘rare’ entertainment is making up for the loneliness of those completing their managed isolation quarantine (MIQ) at the Edgewater Resort in Arorangi.
PM: ‘We cannot continue to close ourselves off from the world’
Cook Islands government is seeking to maintain a zero-tolerance approach to Covid-19 to allow time for children aged 12 to 15 to be vaccinated before considering opening its borders.
Artists Gathering set to become annual event
The Gallery Tavioni has announced that their popular Toki Indigenous Artists Gathering will now be an annual event.
Cook Islands marine biologist panelist in climate focused webinar
A four-part webinar addressing and sharing many projects across the Pacific relating to the environment and climate change, and why future projects should receive funding and support will continue today, with Dr. Teina Rongo from Korero o te Orau being selected as one of the panelists.
Cooks economy on a ‘knife edge’ despite improved fiscal position
Government’s net fiscal balance for the year ended June is “better than expected” but warning bells have been sounded.
Traditional voyage for Aitutaki’s 200-year celebrations
GPS and modern navigation will be switched off for the overnight trip to Aitutaki on Vaka Marumaru Atua. Instead, the crew will be using traditional wayfinding techniques guided by stars, wind, swell, and the sun.
$1.3 billion climate grant welcomed by PM Brown
Cook Islands Prime Minister, Mark Brown says he has welcomed New Zealand’s announcement of $1.3 billion in climate-related aid funding.
Lyp sync battle set to begin
Rarotonga Sailing Club is encouraging people to get their dancing shoes on and favourite songs memorised as they prepare for the return of their ever popular lip syncing competition.
Turua appointed Secretary of Cultural Development for third term
Anthony Turua has been appointed the Secretary of Cultural Development for a third consecutive term.
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