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.
Eighteen lucky people were announced as the winners of the Creative Centre raffle draw at the Punanga Nui markets.
A severe cyclone would damage the Cook Islands economy more now than ever, says a coastal engineer from Australia.
A local man is asking people to consider those with a disability for Disaster Awareness Day on October 13.
Mataiti Mataiti explains in Cook Islands Maori his experience of walking alone from Arorangi to Nikao during the tsunami alert in 2009.
Canadian visitor Randall Nelson is on a mission to raise some cash for Te Vaerua Community Rehabilitation Service.
The first national conference organised by the Ministry of Education came to a close yesterday.
The Virtues Project is celebrating its 25th year in Aitutaki this week at its Global Mentorship Conference due to wrap up today at Tamanu Beach Resort.
Pink outfits replaced black and yellow uniforms at Jetsave Travel on Tuesday in aid of breast cancer awareness month.
Shipping agents Excil Agency have gone pink for breast cancer awareness month.
Te Kainga o Pa Taunga opened their doors to the public today for a double celebration – World Mental Health Day and their 9th birthday.
The Financial Intelligence Unit said it has recently come across increasing incidents of where local residents have become victims of an internet scam known as “phishing”.
With the Rarotonga eleven-a-side round cup competition in full swing – 2012 premiership title winners Tupapa Maraerenga are also in preparation mode for the 2013 O-League Preliminary Club Tournament scheduled to take place next week from October 15 to 19.
There were happy and hot faces at the Youth With A Mission (YWAM) this week, as children from across the island enjoy three days of kid’s camp.
Boys’ Brigade Cook Islands will celebrate 130 years since the international organisation began when it commemorates Founder’s Day at the Arorangi CICC mission grounds this Saturday.
The Cook Islands Tertiary Institute has been undergoing an audit this week.
Government is asking for tenders for the supply of materials and equipment to be used in its Manihiki Pearl Revitalization Project.
Laughter filled the Sinai Hall yesterday during a light-hearted speech on early childhood education.
Women have a right to be treated with respect, be safe, feel included, connected and be skilled.
Government is proposing to eliminate import levies on eggs, pork, ice cream, and seasonal vegetables.
Reclaiming the history and the knowledge of our ancestors is an important part of learning.
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