More than 100 children gathered at the National Stadium in Nikao yesterday to learn from the best of Cook Islands Rugby League international stars as part of the Cook Islands Athletic Development Junior Rugby League Clinic.
Cook Islands Meteorological Service has confirmed this morning that Tropical Cyclone Pita has now been downgraded to a low pressure.
A new planter box at Nikao Social Centre is the result of some hands-on fun organised by a local youth group.
Tupapa Maraerenga have claimed their second win against American Samoa’s Pago Youth in fashionable style at the Pago Park Soccer Stadium in Pago Pago, American Samoa on Thursday afternoon providing plenty of excitement for the local crowd.
A young Cook Islander will be travelling to the 8th UNESCO Youth Forum at the end of October.
Punanga Nui market was well stocked with fresh produce for World Food Day yesterday – but not for long.
It has not been the relaxed island lifestyle that they perhaps imagined, but for owners of Castaway Resort Paul and Michelle Ash moving to Rarotonga has been the challenge of a lifetime.
A new hospitality school and the management of a liquor merchant are two projects on the cards for Little Polynesian manager Sam Napa.
The realms of tertiary training and professional fine dining morph into each other at the Hospitality and Tourism Training Centre’s Kai Reka restaurant.
Over the next two weeks the Cook Islands will be undergoing a peer review with a specific focus on monitoring and evaluation of national development.
Te Mato Vai’s new project manager says the $60 million dollar project will be vital as the Cook Islands begins to feel the effects of climate change.
Women have rights – the right to work, get an education, and the right to be treated equally with their male counterparts.
The finance ministry held its final public consultation on the proposed tax review at Avarua’s Sinai Hall on Wednesday evening.
Since launching its tax review, the government has dug deeper and deeper into the trenches, defending its somewhat utopian vision of the Cook Islands if value added tax is raised (VAT).
A few coats of solar paint will be helping the Esther Honey Foundation’s patients and volunteers keep their cool.
Atiu MP Nandi Glassie is keen to see a retiree scheme on his island become a reality.
Five cases of domestic violence over the weekend had alcohol as a contributing factor.
A ‘Virtues Taxi’ project in Korea has inspired Aitutaki’s Nane Purea to promote the virtues through her company Tropicool Tours & Transfers.
ANZ Bank is giving more than $30,000 worth of sponsorship to Trade Pasifika 2014.
The Cook Islands Albacore longline fishery is entering full assessment to be measured against the internationally recognised Marine Stewardship Council’s (MSC) standard for a well-managed and sustainable fishery.
In support of World Food Day, local fishers in Rarotonga are being invited by the Ministry of Marine Resources (MMR) to take part in the event by selling their fish at the Punanga Nui Market from 8am to 12pm on Friday.
Forty-seven entries have been received for the 2013 Air New Zealand Cook Islands Tourism Awards, an increase of 25 per cent over the number of entries received for 2011.
« Previous 1 … 455 456 457 458 459 460 461 462 463 … 802 Next »