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Cook Islands passport proposal
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Niki Rattle: A call for stronger human rights protections
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Solid and Hazardous Waste Bill referred to Parliament committee
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DPM defends CIIC finance and travel policies
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Cook Islands has its first mosque
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CI Muslim opens up about her faith and journey
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RAC to address mosque legality
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Fifth weekly Sydney flight to Rarotonga announced
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CIIC directors seek $350,000 in damages over defamatory claims
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Man found guilty of rape, burglary
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Tenants face water bill burden
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Ministry explores new strategies to enhance mathematics education
The Ministry of Education is exploring new strategies to enhance mathematics education in the Cook Islands, following comments from New Zealand-based academic Professor Jodie Hunter, who emphasised the need for local context in teaching resources.
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.”
Dog Registration and Animal Control Committee established
The Dog Registration and Animal Control Committee was formed in early April following a multi-partner workshop to discuss the dog management issue on Rarotonga.
Broken crane slows cargo unloading process
Much needed rice has been stuck in ship containers because of a broken crane on Rarotonga’s latest ship arrival.
Govt must reveal Covid-19 vaccine details: Opposition
People need reassurance on the Covid-19 vaccine and exactly when it will begin rolling out, says the Opposition party.
Akaiti Puna named CIP candidate
It will be a three-way battle in the upcoming by-election for the Manihiki seat left vacant following the resignation of former prime minister Henry Puna.
Service with a smile in Aitutaki
Roadside stalls help Aitutaki vendors sell their specialty items.
Outpatients gets 250k upgrade, PM’s Office 100k
Government infrastructure has recently been given a facelift to make them more fit for purpose.
Opposition demands action on cabinet MP after release of audit report
The Leader of the Opposition says there must be repercussions on Minister of Corrective Services George Maggie Angene and his CEO following the findings of an audit report that looked into a work release arrangement from prison for a convicted child killer.
Cook Islands Superfund increases withdrawal limit from 15k to 45k
The national superfund has increased the withdrawal threshold for those who wish to opt out and take a lump sum upon retirement, in a move that’s expected to release the fund from providing pensions for life to approximately 170 individuals.
Covid mass testing lab won't be ready when country 'opens for business'
Prime Minister Mark Brown's date for a two-way travel bubble on May 1 will come before the country has a rapid Covid-19 testing system.
Government recruiting auditors
The government is on the lookout for two new auditors to play a part in ensuring public finances are managed according to laws and regulations.
Autism's Blue Day a huge success
Autism Cook Islands were overwhelmed with the amount of support received yesterday at their Autism Awareness 'Blue Day.'
Unuia wins Te Mire ‘Atu
Judges had a difficult time selecting an overall winner at the Composers Competition with each contestant showcasing an excellent display of talent.
Covid-19 tracing app ready by end of April, Chamber of Commerce says
While Prime Minister Mark Brown’s government says the Cook Islands will be “open for business” by May 1, the Chamber of Commerce says the long awaited and required contact tracing app will be ready for download well before then.
Covid economic package extended
Government has extended the wage subsidy and other grants until the end of June, bringing some relief to businesses and workers affected by the Covid-19 pandemic.
Police receive added boost to sea surveillance abilities
Cook Islands Police Service Maritime Division has received an added boost with new electronic equipment to advance its technical capability in surveillance operations.
Rarotonga runs out of rice
Rarotonga residents looking for rice have had little luck finding their favourite staple food on the shelves of local supermarkets and other stores this week.
Minimum wage unchanged after review
The minimum wage in the Cook Islands will remain at $8 per hour for the year 2021-2022.
Let’s light it up blue!
Autism Cook Islands is looking forward to hosting one of their biggest events of the year ‘Blue Day’ today.
Environment boss suspended pending police investigation
Cook Islands Police last night confirmed they are investigating the head of Environment Service after receiving a complaint.
‘The people's chief'
The island of Aitutaki came out in force yesterday, to witness and participate in the investiture of Teao Tangaroa with the title of Tamatoa Ariki.
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