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Solid and Hazardous Waste Bill referred to Parliament committee
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Cook Islands has its first mosque
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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.”
Winless sides chase confidence booster
Nukupure Park in Ngatangiia is the place to be this Friday where the Ngatangiia Sea Eagles will host the visiting Aitutaki Sharks.
Pukapuka students tired of waiting for the boat
Five students from Pukapuka who have missed the start of the school year in Rarotonga are feeling frustrated by the disruption to their education.
Runway repairs about to start
Long-awaited repairs to Pukapuka’s airport runway are one step closer now that a barge carrying workers and machinery has finally arrived at the island.
Locals invited to participate in TMV construction
Local contractors are getting their first chance to show interest in participating in the first stage of construction for the $60 million Te Mato Vai water infrastructure project.
Ivirua students get belated recognition
Students at rural Mangaia school Ivirua Primary were praised and presented for their efforts in 2013 at a delayed prizegiving at the school recently.
Kiwi High Commission uses mission grant to fund books
Structured reading has finally begun at Avatea School with the arrival of much needed reading resources for the school donated by the New Zealand High Commission.
Muri gets new defibrillator
Westpac has funded a defibrillator stationed in Muri, which was unveiled at a ceremony on Friday.
Police strengthen skills with NZ training
Two members of the Cook Islands Police Service have been on a training course in New Zealand to help improve their skills in the courtroom.
Air NZ video near 2M hits
Air NZ’s safety video featuring scantily-dressed swimsuit models in the Cook Islands has created worldwide promotion for Aitutaki that money could not buy, such as coverage in the Telegraph in London and on CNN.
Cook Islands tourism reps in Europe
Local tourism industry representatives are on a whirlwind trip through Europe trying to promote the Cook Islands and attract more tourists to these shores.
Cruise passengers being surveyed
Cruise ship passengers are being surveyed to provide insights that will help tourism stakeholders better understand this market.
Students awestruck by donated gear
Avatea School students, staff and supporters were awestruck by the huge amount of donated school resources they have received from generous donors across Aotearoa.
Tourism ops brush up on water safety
Tourism operators will be brushing up on water safety knowledge from next month.
Murienua's candidates – in their own words
Where does each candidate stand on some of the hot button issues facing their constituency and the country? Both Democratic Party candidate James Beer and Cook Islands Party candidate Kaota Tuariki were asked to take the time to answer five questions drafted by the CI News team.
Sugar tax suggested
Increasing tax on some unhealthy products is one strategy health officials may soon be pushing for as concerns around non-communicable diseases continue.
Police ask for help in solving crime spree
Police are appealing for information from the community to help catch the offenders who robbed seven residencies in Puaikura overnight Friday.
Avarua asbestos results still to be confirmed
Results from the recent asbestos tests at Avarua School are being waited on by the Ministry of Health.
Smokers keen to kick their habit
Demand for products to help smokers quit has proved overwhelming for the Ministry of Health.
TCI's best for low cost SMS
So how do Digicel charges stack up against Telecom CI? Network Strategies (April 2013) surveyed mobile provider costs from across the Pacific region.
Safety shelters are being reviewed after report
Rarotonga’s cyclone safety shelters are vulnerable and new buildings may need to be found away from the coastline, says Emergency Management Cook Islands.
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