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.
People experiencing back pain and neuromuscular disorders can breathe a sigh of relief as chiropractor Dr Mac Rastkar makes his return visit to Rarotonga.
While the news of winning $50,000 sent Vikki Rakei jumping with excitement, the 19-year old was nothing but humble when she picked up the cheque as the lucky major prize winner of the Pukapuka monster raffle drawn on Friday.
The upcoming expansion of Prime Foods places it in further competition with CITC – but managing director of Prime Foods Daniel Forsyth says it’s all just business.
With the recent arrival of new equipment, all systems are go for a $200,000 water project in Aitutaki that aims to improve water quality and distribution on the island.
An unforeseen family reunion occurred last Thursday when Opposition leader Wilkie Rasmussen met one of his father’s half siblings.
Name suppression has been lifted for a Takuvaine Reds player who has been accused of rape.
Members of the Cook Islands business community have raised concerns with the government’s recently released tax review.
The Aitutaki inter-primary school athletics day last Thursday was a huge success with a fruity twist.
Animal welfare during disasters was the focus of an event last month in Fiji.
Contractors working on the upgrade at Rarotonga Hospital are busy painting the walls and completing the rest of the building’s interior.
Senior citizens will be celebrated today as part of the International Day for Older Persons at the Are Pa Metua grounds in Nikao.
Celebrations continued yesterday at Takitumu School, with the school welcoming the community into the classrooms.
Eighty years of successfully assisting Cook Islands mothers and children were celebrated by the Cook Islands Child Welfare Association yesterday.
“There seems little doubt that Prime Minister Puna, ably supported by Mark Brown as well as the rest of the Cook Islands Party team in Cabinet, is hell bent on committing political suicide.
Striking the right balance between the needs of the people and the needs of the environment was the inspiration behind the winning entry of the Cook Islands Marine Park logo competition.
Retired and serving police officers were honoured at a moving ceremony at the Apostolic Church in Avarua as part of the National Police Remembrance Day on Sunday.
Dear Editor, In regards to the letter ‘Lack of consultation with landowners’ (September 30), I wish to make some clarifications.
Aitutaki has received some necessary equipment that allows the island to move forward with a number of key infrastructure projects.
The majority of Sky Pacific customers will be without the service for several weeks in October, as operators work to resurrect the signal following changes in Fiji.
Specialist health care continues at Rarotonga Hospital this week, with the completion of a three week programme.
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