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National
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.
Stabbing accused to remain in custody
Two High Court cases, including the recent stabbing incident, have been adjourned.
Travel bubble uncertainty frustrates businesses
Tourism operators want Cook Islands and New Zealand governments to provide more information on the status of the proposed travel bubble.
Recognition for service to school
Mary Mare was named the senior Dux for Papaaroa Adventist School at the school’s annual prizegiving awards on Wednesday.
Barge captain reporting for duty
As the MV Taunga Nui prepares for her maiden voyage, veteran journalist Derek Fox caught up with barge captain Panapasa Vonokula and the fellow Fijian Captain Sitiveni Sese who will take over.
A true pa metua o te peu Maori
A soft-spoken talented Cook Islands cultural master – the late Rutera Taripo loved, studied and treasured our language, art, music and traditions.
Car boot sale for quick cash
As part of a 16-day activism for the elimination of violence against women and children, a car boot sale event will be held at the Punanga Nui Market today.
Northern group island prepares for worst case Covid-19 scenario
Rakahanga is remaining resolute that its borders will be immediately closed and the island will remain isolated from the outside world, if a case of Covid-19 is confirmed on Rarotonga.
Sharing the joy of the season
The spirit of Christmas will be well and truly alive on Friday December 11, as the island of Mauke/Akatokamanava holds its first ever Christmas in the Park.
Businesses disappointed with no prospect for bubble before Christmas’
Despite an announcement from New Zealand’s Covid-19 Response Minister Chris Hipkins that a travel bubble between Cook Islands and New Zealand will not go ahead prior to Christmas, the Private Sector Taskforce remains optimistic.
Reaching for the stars and a police uniform
Eleven-year-old Mareva Pierre hopes to one day, wear the uniform of a police officer and make his family proud.
Formal relationship recognised with MOU
Signing of Memorandum of Understanding cements relationship between Vaka Takitumu in Rarotonga and Takitimu Waka in New Zealand.
Weather watch during cyclone season
Cook Islands Meteorological Service will continue to distribute data to determine expected weather patterns during this cyclone season.
Building ‘our’ Cook Islands Legacy together
All Cook Islanders are invited to help build the Cook Islands Legacy during a national forum to develop the Cook Islands National Sustainable Development Agenda 2020+ on Thursday.
Select committees under fire after key bills delayed
Observers have voiced exasperation over Parliament’s drawn-out process in progressing with crime, agriculture, and water management bills.
Leaders walking the talk to promote healthy lifestyles
Over 100 people joined the 6.30am start of the Leaders Walk for Life campaign with Hugh Graham yesterday.
Senior government advisor's case drags on with ‘twists and turns’
The High Court has made it clear that it was dis-satisfied with a senior government adviser’s non-appearance during his court case.
Official recognised for 50 years of public service
Tamarii Tutangata, who has worked closely with all former Cook Islands leaders, calls it a day. By Melina Etches.
Flowers don’t tell, they show
The Ministry of Internal Affairs was judged the best decorated government department in the annual Mire Tiare competition.
Teen charged with stabbing
A man was hospitalised in critical condition after being stabbed during a booze-fueled argument over the weekend.
The art of wave riding on display at art expo
Local artists showcased their work at the 'TATOU2 Story of US' exhibition on Monday evening.
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