The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Immigration (MFAI) completed a recruitment round in February 2025 to fill vacancies within the Immigration border team.
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.
Dear Editor, Mr Neves provides us with much to discuss in his latest letter (A better way to improve the economy, October 18).
Two government ministries are encouraging households to collect rainwater in their water tanks.
The minister for agriculture says certain issues are preventing growth in the pawpaw industry and must be dealt with if the country wants to begin exporting the fruit.
New Zealand Governor-General Sir Jerry Mateparae concluded his first official visit to the Cook Islands after an eventful trip to Mauke.
Most people are always well meaning.
An upcoming inquiry looking into a multi-decade practice that saw at least one local business avoid paying full import levies on its soft drink imports is hoping to begin its investigation next month.
Nukutere College is looking into insurance funding with its provider.
Former pupils of Nukutere College are banding together to help the two schools recently devastated by fires to rise from the ashes.
Uniquely Cook Islands designed products were developed by student entrepreneurs as part of BCI Business Challenge for year 10 Cook Islands students.
Development of key planned agreements at a ministerial level will be the focus of the 5th Pacific Ministers for Women Meeting.
After a record number of 47 entrants into the 2013 Air New Zealand Cook Islands Tourism Awards this year, the confidential New Zealand based awards assessors have completed their evaluations and 21 hopeful businesses have been named as finalists.
Chief fire officer Barry Hill of the Puaikura Volunteer Fire Brigade says Rarotonga doesn’t need a designated station to improve response to fires.
A man described as being a role model in the community has been convicted and sentenced to 12 months’ probation for assault on a female.
In an emotional ceremony, New Zealand Governor-General Jerry Mateparae was present in full military regalia on Monday for the unveiling of Mauke’s war memorial.
Over 50 former staff of the National Bank of New Zealand Rarotonga branch will reminisce and share stories of the early days when they gather for a three day reunion starting on November 27.
Pensioner activist group Grey Power is poised to hit the streets of Avarua today to demonstrate against the taxing of their New Zealand-paid pensions.
Te Vaerua Community Rehabilitation Service is holding its first quiz night tonight in an effort to raise funds.
Women of the Pacific are being put in the spotlight this week.
Young women from across the Pacific are demanding better access to health services and an end sexual violence in the region.
Mamas and papas at the Are Pa Metua received a treat yesterday when the New Zealand Defence Forces kapa haka group, the Creative Centre students and ANZ Bank staff gathered for a day of cultural exchange and gift giving.
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