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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.
Students clean up Penrhyn
Omoka High School did its part to keep Penrhyn clean on Clean Up the World Day this month.
Goodies galore for ANZ celebrations
Pure joy could be seen on the faces of kids at Takitumu School when ANZ Bank paid a visit to the school armed with goodie bags and a cake to celebrate their 25th birthday.
New CEO wanted for Telecom
Telecom Cook Islands is in the market for a new chief executive officer who can start next year, with the intention of allowing enough time for a reasonable hand over period.
Pukapuka community fundraiser today
The Pukapuka community is holding a fundraiser at Te Atakura today, to raise money for their accommodation unit.
Touring rugby teams to visit
Schoolboy rugby players are gearing up for touring New Zealand school teams next week.
Be pretty in pink for a good cause
A chance to be a pilot for a day, dinners and signed balls are all part of this years auction at the pink gala cocktail evening organised by the Cook Islands Breast Cancer Foundation.
Stigma of suicide 'has to be removed'
Reducing the stigma attached to suicide is part of a campaign by Te Kainga Mental Health Trust and the Ministry of Health this month.
More wardens needed to ease prison tension
Understaffing in prisons was one of several problems identified recently by the 2012-13 annual report released by the Ministry of Justice (MOJ).
Prison break highlights staff shortage
Lack of night staff and severe staff constraints led to the first inmate escape at Arorangi prison this year.
World Contraception Day
Today is World Contraception Day, and the Cook Islands Family Welfare Association is celebrating.
Seabed minerals youth debaters chosen
Young people will be hearing presentations about seabed minerals on Friday, in preparation for a national debate on the topic.
Corruption changed by-election result: Beer
Defeated Democratic Party candidate James Beer in last week’s Murienua by-election said corruption skewed the final results in his opponent’s favour.
Calder: Licence to annoy the poor tourists
Peter Calder is a New Zealand journalist whose frustrations with the process of getting a Cook Islands driver’s licence were published in CINews on July 27.
NZ journalist fed up with licence lines
A New Zealand Herald journalist and visitor to the Cooks has written an article on his annoyance at the process of getting a Cook Islands driver’s licence.
Hash b-day a colourful blast!
Pirates, zombies, super heroes and a bunch of Smurfs were among the colourful characters that converged together on Monday to celebrate the local Hash House Harriers 33rd birthday.
PM Puna in hospital
Prime Minister Henry Puna has been admitted to Rarotonga hospital under doctor’s orders.
Experts discuss impact of isolation
Aquaculture experts from Hawaii gave a presentation yesterday on overcoming challenges with running a business in the field.
ANZ Bank celebrates 25 years in the Cook Islands
ANZ Bank is inviting customers to participate in a range of celebratory activities to mark the bank’s 25th anniversary in the Cook Islands this week.
Palau delegation visits for tax research
A government delegation from the Republic of Palau was in Rarotonga recently to learn about the Cook Islands value-added tax (VAT) system.
Parry all fired up!
Tereora College teacher Bryn Parry almost took out his first ever Round Raro Road Race on Saturday but was pipped by Kiwi runner Tony Broadhead.
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