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Immigration strengthens workforce resilience and service delivery
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Immigration (MFAI) completed a recruitment round in February 2025 to fill vacancies within the Immigration border team.
Lack of recognition for indigenous women and girls
The United Nations Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) meets annually to address the widespread inequalities, violence and discrimination women continue to face around the world.
Parliament likely sit in early December
The Cook Islands government is currently eyeing an early December start date for the next session of parliament. Yesterday, parliamentary speaker Niki Rattle said on-going discussions within government are working towards setting up a firm date. “We are actually waiting for a confirmation from the Prime Minister’s office,” she said. Parliamentary clerk John Tangi – […]
New skills inspire bright creations
Budding artists from Rarotonga and Aitutaki have had the opportunity to learn new skills this month.
Two arrests at weekend
Eight incidents over the weekend kept police on their toes.
Tuvalu PM visits Rarotonga
Tuvalu Prime Minister Enele Sopoaga paid a courtesy call to government Thursday afternoon.
Pacific development finance meeting begins
The 28th annual general meeting of the Association of Development Finance Institutes (ADFIP) is officially underway.
UN devotes funds to agriculture
A Ministry of Agriculture project that hopes to boost the production of nutritious crops has received the generous financial support of the United Nations.
Grey Power marching to PM's office
Pension activist group Grey Power plans to march to Prime Minister Henry Puna’s office this Friday.
$3000 for rehab service
At least $3000 was raised through a raffle and donated to the Te Vaerua Community Rehabilitation Service recently.
Hope floats at women's conference
Hope is a sentiment that women in the Pacific rely on to change the balance of gender equality in the Pacific.
Women's conference comes to a close
The balancing of gender power in different sectors like health and employment was in the spotlight last week at the 12th Triennial Conference for Pacific Women.
Rugby on the agenda for Prime Minister
Prime Minister Henry Puna arrived back from Japan yesterday, and will be back to work today, staying in Rarotonga all week.
KiteSUP and running in Muri
Muri lagoon and beach is heaven for water babies and it’s also where the KiteSUP watersport centre, packed with all the gear you need for the beach, is located.
Walker honoured for peace work
Eleitino Paddy Walker’s dedication and commitment to promoting peace and long service spanning 50 years, to the Pan Pacific and South East Asia Women’s Association (PPSEAWA) was recently acknowledged at the Triennial PPSEAWA International Conference held in Fiji early October.
Cooks thanked by earthquake survivors
Former mayor of Christchurch Bob Parker has extended his gratitude to the Cook Islands for its hospitality towards survivors of the city’s earthquakes.
ANZ supports a great cause
Almost $1200 was donated by the ANZ bank to the Cook Island Breast Cancer Foundation (CIBCF) yesterday.
MMR conducts consultation on Atiu
The Ministry of Marine Resources (MMR) met with the public on Atiu to inform residents on its plan to develop its coastal fisheries policy and to explain its proposal to develop purse seining fishing for skipjack tuna.
Matavera CICC to host annual Nuku
The various works of god by minor prophets from the Bible will be on display on Monday as the Cook Islands Christian Church and wider Christian community commemorate the arrival of Christianity in the Cook Islands.
'Frantic' start as mayor for John Carter
Former New Zealand High Commissioner to the Cook Islands John Carter will be taking a much-needed break this long weekend, following a busy few weeks after winning the mayoral race for New Zealand’s Far North.
New tax agreement with South Africa
The Cook Islands has entered into an agreement with South Africa that hopes to improve the flow of tax information between the two countries.
Sheraton developers approved by BTIB
Sheraton site investors and their partnering construction company have had their foreign investment application approved.
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