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.
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.
The Cook Islands Child Welfare Association and the Ministry of Health have provided the results from the most recent baby shows held in Rarotonga below.
It’s been a hectic month for Cook Islands Jobs owner Luana Bosanquet-Heays.
Takitumu School is set to celebrate 50 years of educating children in the Cook Islands, with a week of festivities planned.
There was music, food and many smiling babies yesterday at the Nikao CICC Hall, for the village’s baby show.
‘Mou Piri’ and ‘Dog Save The Queen’ will be screened by Air New Zealand showcasing the beauty of the islands and the talent of its people.
In this op-ed, James Beer – who’s running for the Democratic Party in Murienua – talks about issues facing the constituency and the country, and his proposed policies to address them.
Kaota Tuariki, in this op-ed piece, outlines his policy ideas for the constituency of Murienua and his plan to address the issues.
CITC gave away more than 500 reusable bags in exchange for shoppers purchasing big-name brands on Friday.
The Cook Islands baby show continued its progress around Rarotonga yesterday, with the babies and toddlers of Arorangi showing their healthy bodies to the team of health professionals.
The appointment of Joanna Kempkers as New Zealand High Commissioner to the Cook Islands was formalised yesterday morning during a tea ceremony at the office of the prime minister.
Nearly two years after the Cook Islands-flagged cargo ship Swanland sank off Gwynedd killing six Russian crew, a BBC investigation has found more failings in its registration and safety check systems.
The Japanese government has donated funds to improve Avana Harbour.
Counsellors Mirjam Busch-Jarosewitsch and Rudolf Jarosewitsch are in Rarotonga to facilitate an open meeting at the Baha’i Centre in Muri, on September 23.
Candidates in this Thursday’s Murienua by-election have cited agriculture as a major issue facing the constituency.
Aitutaki and Mangaia became the centre of attention during a session specifically about information technology development in the Cook Islands, at the recent Asia-Pacific Regional Internet Governance Forum in Seoul, Korea.
The Cook Islands is part of a Pacific wide internet and information communication technology (ICT) conference, that is taking place in Nuku’alofa in Tonga this week.
Paint donations are needed for a playground upgrade at Punanga Nui.
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