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Cook Islands passport proposal
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Cook Islands has its first mosque
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RAC to address mosque legality
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National
Rarotonga crime stats challenged
Cook Islands Police data shows no increasing crime trend, but the Opposition leader and a road safety advocate argue understaffing and passive policing conceal actual crime and safety issues in Rarotonga.
Australian High Commission accepting applications for community grants
The Australian High Commission has announced the opening of the Australia – Cook Islands Community Grants Program.
Tereora teens head to Japan
Five lucky senior Tereora college students will soon be saying “konnichiwa” as they ready themselves for a one week Japanese adventure. The group, travelling with teacher Dave Milanovic, will be on a student exchange where they will share our Cook Islands culture with students at Iwaki Kaisei Senior High School and vice versa. The group […]
Matheson's new ambassador
New Zealand’s next Ambassador to Italy will be career diplomat and Cook Islander Dr Trevor Matheson. Dr Matheson is the son of Margaret Mamatua Vahua Matheson of Inave, Arorangi – who is set to celebrate her 80th birthday on October 28 – and the younger brother of former Secretary of Education, Ken Matheson. Dr Matheson […]
Investment hope for Treddlecat
Rarotonga inventor and boat designer Ken Kingsbury is hoping his fourth and fastest Treddlecat will attract investment needed to establish a manufacturing facility on the island. Kingsbury – who had his pedal-driven Treddlecat boats provisionally patented in New Zealand – said his latest creation was an improvement on those already in use at Muri. The […]
YWAM camp takes off
Yesterday was the last day for the Youth with a Mission’s (YWAM) space themed camp. Though the ‘truth seekers and the search of Outer Space’ camp only ran for three days the camp was a success with 25-27 kids participating. They clearly made the most of it with smiles plastered from ear to ear. Held […]
Health, zumba at NWC conference
Issues relating to women’s health were discussed during yesterday’s session of the seventh National Women’s Conference being held at Sinai Hall in Rarotonga this week. Following a zumba fitness class in the morning, conference attendees sat down to talk about the different health issues experienced by women of all ages, and whether they were being […]
Island night
Te Korero Maori dance troupe is hosting an island night fundraiser on Saturday, October 23 at the Golf Club. Tickets are $40 each, the price of which includes a buffet meal and a dance performance by Te Korero Maori with a live band. Andre Tapena will be performing with guest artists Uirangi Bishop, Mere Darling, […]
Faithful flock to listen
Hundreds of Cook Islands church-goers made the most of an international perspective this week, attending up to eight sessions with Auckland-based pastors Paul and Maree de Jong during the Assemblies of God conference in Takuvaine. The LIFE church founders and senior pastors were invited to speak at this year’s conference, for what was their first […]
PSC wades in over hospital job
The Public Service Commissioner’s (PSC) office has stepped in to the debate over the rewriting of the Head of Hospital Services role. The contract held by the current Head of Hospital Services runs out in December, and the job description for the post has been rewritten by secretary of health Tupou Faireka. The new job […]
Rumours are 'campaign fever'
CIP Atiu MP Nandi Glassie says ‘election campaign fever’ may have started the rumours that he is planning to defect from the party. He has flatly denied rumour that he is planning to ditch the party by withdrawing and changing his nomination before the close of candidate registrations on Friday. Glassie says there have been […]
Island night fundraiser
Te Korero Maori dance troupe is hosting an island night fundraiser on Saturday, October 23 at the Golf Club. Members are selling tickets for $40 each, the price of which includes a buffet meal and a dance performance by Te Korero Maori with a live band. Andre Tapena will be performing with guest artists Uirangi […]
Equal roles needed
Women and men need to be equally represented in governance and leadership roles just as they are in population, Mangaia community leader Tuaine Tuara believes. Tuara yesterday spoke at the seventh National Women’s Conference being held at Sinai Hall in Rarotonga. As a former island secretary and member of various community groups and organisations, she […]
First stamps arrive
This year’s first new stamps have arrived on Rarotonga and were being cleared by customs yesterday. The stamps are being supplied for free to the Post Office by the new owners of the US company that has been given the rights to print and sell Cook Islands stamps – Philatelic Collectors Inc. Jules Maher, chief […]
Learn from Rarotonga
Manihiki womens council president Mama Faiterau Makira believes young women from outer islands can learn a lot from those in Rarotonga. The northern group island community leader is taking part in this week’s seventh National Women’s Conference being held at Sinai Hall. She travelled to Rarotonga with two other Manihiki women, partly to expose them […]
Take more leadership roles
Cook Islands women need to continue involving themselves in leadership roles throughout society, a delegation of community representatives was told yesterday. Women, and men, from across the Cook Islands have gathered in Rarotonga for the seventh National Women’s Conference being held at Sinai Hall this week. Cook Islands National Council of Women acting president Frances […]
Excessive noise continues
Police received three excessive noise complaints at the weekend, and two people were caught driving under the influence of alcohol. A driver crashed into a hedge in Nikao, and witnesses suspect that he was also under the influence, but police say he fled the scene. Another driver hit a stray dog and fell off her […]
Heart of Tupapa to reopen
After months of hard work and thousands of dollars, Tupapa-Maraerenga is ready to celebrate its newly-refurbished Tupapa Nui-o-Au meeting house. Tomorrow marks the grand re-opening of the village meeting house that has been under construction since February of this year. The 100-year-old building has been refurbished and renovated – it now features new tile floors, […]
Booklet of broken promises
The Group for Political Change’s (GPC) next move is to publish a booklet which will detail the promises on reform made and then broken by MPs, and what the MPs said in response to the findings of the Commission of Political Review. The 1998 report ‘Reforming the Political System of the Cook Islands’ was commissioned […]
CIP goes online
The Cook Islands Party’s new website will be online this week featuring its full manifesto and a range of interactive sections. CIP media coordinator William Numanga says they wanted to create an online community that will promote the party and its policies to Cook Islanders here and abroad. “It’s not just to promote information, but […]
Women's record set
In the Western League of the Edgewater Women’s competition Telecom High Performance player and Arorangi 1 captain Diana Tamaiva was putting on a show for spectators as she smashed a record high score (77 runs) – ably assisted by teammate Margret Dean (45 not out). Leanne Brown was also in good form for Arorangi as […]
Pre-election report
The Ministry of Finance released the Pre-election Economic and Fiscal Update report which it was required to make public yesterday. The document provides the general public with information on the state of the economy and government’s financial position. The report should now be available on the MFEM website (www.mfem.gov.ck) and hard copies were being printed […]
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