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National
Youngsters learn from the best at Junior Rugby League Clinic
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.
Tropical Cyclone Pita downgraded to a low pressure, strong winds and heavy rain continue
Cook Islands Meteorological Service has confirmed this morning that Tropical Cyclone Pita has now been downgraded to a low pressure.
World Food Day on Friday
Fresh produce will be up for grabs at this year’s World Food Day commemoration in Rarotonga.
Tisam's coaching receives tick
Tuka Tisam’s transition from Cook Islands international football player to technical expert is a challenging journey says the former midfield man from Rarotonga.
New graduates stand tall
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.
Youth debate winner to head to Fiji
A Titikaveka College student has won a trip to Fiji after coming out on top in a debate about seabed minerals.
Second-hand ambulances arrive in Raro
Two ambulances have arrived at Rarotonga Hospital from New Zealand.
MAGS clean sweep on tour
Mt Albert Grammar School (‘MAGS’) ended their tour at the weekend, winning their third and final game on tour 27-5 against a local Under 19 Residents XV.
Youth honour World First Aid Day
The Cook Islands Red Cross Society recently held celebrations in honour of World First Aid Day.
New academies at Tereora College
New learning opportunities will be on offer at Tereora College next year, with the school creating three new academies.
Pride and parade marks Founders Day
In-sync marching, salutes and a Queen’s Award were all part of the Boys Brigade Cook Islands Founders Day commemorations on Saturday.
Govt prepares for maritime transport conference
Prime Minister Henry Puna will be in Rarotonga all week, and will deliver a keynote address at a regional maritime transportation meeting.
Students show off their culinary skills
In a true win-win situation, local culinary arts students are receiving real world experience while members of the public get treated to a top-rate meal.
'Nothing free in this world': Pensioner
Don Reid, who worked and paid income taxes in New Zealand for most of his life, resents being called a freeloader because he has been allowed to collect his NZ-paid pension tax-free.
Carter wins race for mayor
Former New Zealand High Commissioner in the Cook Islands, John Carter, has won the mayoral race in New Zealand’s Far North District.
Students urged to strive for excellence
New graduates of the University of the South Pacific were urged to challenge themselves in their future endeavours by vice chancellor and president professor Rajesh Chandra.
70 new graduates celebrated
The scent of flowers filled the auditorium yesterday as new graduates were adorned with stacks of ei’s up to their ears by proud loved ones.
Local merchants get into the Xmas spirit
Merchants on Rarotonga are getting ready to spread Christmas cheer in December.
Whatever you do this month, do it in pink
October is breast cancer awareness month and the Cook Islands community is getting behind the cause.
18 people win in Creative Centre raffle
Eighteen lucky people were announced as the winners of the Creative Centre raffle draw at the Punanga Nui markets.
Cooks' economy more at risk from cyclones
A severe cyclone would damage the Cook Islands economy more now than ever, says a coastal engineer from Australia.
Disaster awareness focuses on disability
A local man is asking people to consider those with a disability for Disaster Awareness Day on October 13.
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