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.
Almost two weeks after a fatal motorcycle crash that took the life of 16 year Pukana Piniata the case is still being investigated.
With cyclone season approaching, government has approved an expenditure to fund insurance cover against disaster.
The Ministry of Justice has confirmed the Court of Appeal will be hearing the ongoing tax case of businessman Tata Crocombe during a November sitting.
A jubilant celebration followed the announcement of Kaota Tuariki as the leader in the Murienua by-election on Thursday.
Cook Islanders are invited to get creative and design the cover of the Telecom Cook Islands phone directory.
Television’s ‘Seven Sharp’ current affairs programme host Alison Mau and her fianc Karleen Edmonds flew home to New Zealand yesterday after their first holiday in Rarotonga.
Te Kainga Mental Health Trust along with the Ministry of Health will be co-sponsoring a one hour talk back show today to raise suicide awareness.
Voters in Murienua went to the polls yesterday to elect a new member of parliament.
The Cook Islands, France and New Caledonia have marked an unprecedented development in their bilateral relationship by signing an agreement for French lessons in two schools.
Get moving, get shaking and get your Zumba routine on for a good cause.
A new executive has been elected for the Cook Islands Library & Museum Society this week.
If given a choice between helping local women here or working overseas, nurse Tangi Nganu would choose the Cook Islands every time.
The Ministry of Agriculture is tightening up on the rules around imported goods.
The Manea Games fundraising efforts have started off with almost $80,000 collected at the Mauke Day celebrations at Te Atukura Grounds last Friday.
Teachers from the Cook Islands are in China this week to take part in training courses that will focus on Chinese culture.
The new Pukapuka accommodation unit is ready for its roof.
Ten fresh-faced Cook Island youth signed up to become law enforcement officers in April.
To date this year there have been twenty suicide attempts reported to Te Kainga mental health clinic–and that’s just the tip of the iceberg.
A regional fisheries expert is in Rarotonga to help incorporate more marine-related material into the school curriculum.
There was laughter, smiles, gleeful shrieks at the Avatiu-Ruatonga-Tutakimoa baby show–and those were just the parents.
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