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Visitor behaviour is a key focus in ensuring travellers engage respectfully with the Cook Islands, says Tourism to PAC
Cook Islands Tourism says that while managing visitor behaviour is an ongoing effort, success depends on delivering clear messaging across multiple channels, reinforcing expectations through consistent signage, and providing accessible guidance.
Celebrating International Women’s Day
The Ministry of Internal Affairs (INTAFF) hosted International Women’s Day at the Punanga Nui Market on Saturday with the theme “Accelerate Action for Gender Equality- for ALL Women and Girls.”
Autism Cook Islands plans to take its message to Aitutaki
With June marking half of a busy 2021 done and dusted – Autism Cook Islands wants to reflect on its initiatives and accomplishments.
Vaka sets sail on maiden voyage to the North
The traditional sound of the pu (conch shell), a double rainbow and a light soothing shower complimented the departure of vaka Marumaru Atua from Avarua wharf Wednesday morning.
Parliament to brighten up with Kia Orana Fridays
To embrace the “Kia Orana values” all Members of the Parliament can exchange their suit and tie for a pareu shirt and dress on Fridays.
Raising safe internet surfing awareness
From cryptocurrency pyramid schemes to social media scams, Cook Islands residents face a constant stream of online hazards, but a new web-based resource aims to get the upper hand against the thieves and crooks who prey on the unsuspected.
Health ministry's proof of vaccination fees discussed in Parliament
Te Marae Ora Ministry of Health has proposed a $50 fee for a vaccination ID card and $15 fee for a vaccination certificate, as a form of proof a person is vaccinated against Covid-19.
Expo aims to put students on career path
During Thursday's 2021 Careers Expo at the National Auditorium, organisers say students will have the opportunity to learn about the wide variety of careers that await them as they prepare to enter the workforce.
Cheeky ad campaign promotes Cooks
A Kiwi radio network is giving Cook Islands a plug in its own quirky way with a ‘tongue and cheek’ ad campaign – for free.
Intoxicated Kiwi tourist faces charges
A 30-year-old New Zealand tourist is facing multiple charges following an incident in Ngatangiia on Monday evening.
Equipment donation aids police work
Cook Islands police have new technology in their hands in the form of a $12,000 portable unit with audio and video capability.
Vaccination rollout slowing down, TMO figures show
Previous enthusiasm by Rarotonga residents eager to accept their first shot of the Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine has appeared to have subsided as round two numbers are tracking behind schedule.
Government plans significant roadworks in next 12 months
Several big ticket infrastructure projects have been tabled as part of an estimated $32 million government capital expenditure for 2021/22.
Dengue fever cases plummet
No new cases of dengue fever were recorded by Te Marae Ora Ministry of Health during a one week period this month, indicating progress in battling the mosquito-borne virus.
$30m from NZ government for recovery
As MP’s gathered in Parliament to debate spending plans for the upcoming fiscal year, Government revealed details of a $30 million grant from New Zealand to help cover an estimated $80 million deficit.
Smiles All Around at Ability Olympic Games
The National Stadium field was alive with colour and smiles at the first “Ability” Olympics on Tuesday.
Disinfecting water next step: PM
Government will seek advice from traditional leaders and health experts in disinfecting Rarotonga’s drinking water.
Pawpaw cooperative on the cards for Rarotonga growers
Potential pawpaw exporters will meet tomorrow to further discuss getting the fruit into the New Zealand market.
Bad start to holiday
A visitor to Rarotonga is missing a passport and other valuables following an incident at the airport last week.
Muri Night Market returns after Covid break
The popular Muri Night Market was revived on Sunday following a long break and the initial response has exceeded expectations.
Only a matter of time before full vaccination required to travel, health secretary says
“Read the writing on the wall,” says the Cook Islands Secretary of Health, cautioning people if they don’t get vaccinated against Covid-19 they probably won’t be able to travel overseas.
Government to cut capital spending in budget
Cook Islands government has set aside an estimated $32 million in its capital expenditure for 2021/22 – more than $8 million less than the previous year.
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