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.
Cook Islands youth have played the vital role in the recent short-listing of projects that hope to receive funding from the government of India.
The arrival of two second-hand ambulances in Rarotonga is one step closer to providing another ambulance to one of the outer islands.
Westpac Cook Islands has seconded the Financial Intelligence Unit’s recent warning regarding the rise of online fraud and is encouraging customers to be aware of an increase in hoax emails, phone calls and SMS texts.
An email scammer claiming to be from ANZ Bank has been circulating a spam email ‘notification’.
The leaders of the Ui Ariki and Koutu Nui recently held informal discussions with Cook Islander Dr Takiora Ingram to seek her views on the development of the Cook Islands Marine Park and other marine resource policy issues.
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.
The Ministry of Finance and Economic Management along with minister Mark Brown are inviting members of the public to attend a consultation on the proposed tax review this evening.
A foreign fishing company has responded to a Democratic Party letter asking for information on dealings with government ministers and officials.
First time bodybuilder Eddie Brogan will take to the stage for his debut this Friday as part of the Cook Islands Bodybuilding Associations fundraiser to send a team to the South Pacific Bodybuilding Championships.
It took five trips, but in the end, Kiwi angler Brad Raven (centre) finally caught his prized blue marlin.
‘Ura rA’, a garment inspired by the Cook Island dance costume and created by Rachel Hockin, a Master of Design Innovation student, was selected for the South Pacific section of the recent World of Wearable (WOW) arts show.
Two Cook Islands resorts have picked up awards in the World Travel Awards this month.
The Cook Islands Ports Authority is proudly hosting the 38th annual Pacific Maritime Transport Alliance (PMTA) Conference in Rarotonga which begins today and runs until Friday.
In Monday’s issue of Cook Islands News a letter (Independent audit needed for CIFA?) published under the pseudonym “Give CIFA a red card” was published.
A week-long Virtues Project mentorship concluded with a passing of the torch to the new management of the international association last week.
Another victim of an assault has asked the court to withdraw a charge made against her partner.
Tuka Tisam’s transition from Cook Islands international football player to technical expert is a challenging journey says the former midfield man from Rarotonga.
Seventy students graduated from the University of the South Pacific (USP) in Takamoa on Friday, after marching proudly in a procession from the university campus to the National Auditorium in their academic dress.
A Titikaveka College student has won a trip to Fiji after coming out on top in a debate about seabed minerals.
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