Features
Acts line up for the Beach Day Out
Saturday 5 April 2014 | Published in Entertainment
Planning for this year’s Beach Day Out music festival to be held on Easter Friday (April 18) at the Safari Tours beach venue in Nikao is well advanced.
Reo Tongareva wins composers comp
Saturday 5 April 2014 | Published in Entertainment
A powerful diva performance coupled with strong lyrics to keep alive te reo sumaringa of Tongareva won composer Mita Soa Tini the 2014 Composers Competition top prize and honours.
Paddy Walker honoured with award
Saturday 5 April 2014 | Published in Weekend
Beloved Cook Islands resident Eleitino Paddy Walker has been honoured by the University of Auckland for her “exceptional, unique and distinguished” service to education.
Lived and died to His name
Friday 4 April 2014 | Published in Church Talk
“And she shall bring forth a son, and thou shalt call his name Jesus: for he shall save his people from their sins...
Northern islands support Marae Moana
Saturday 29 March 2014 | Published in Weekend
Three northern group islands have given their full support to Marae Moana, the Cook Islands Marine Park.
How to give and get respect - Part one
Friday 28 March 2014 | Published in Church Talk
It seems that common courtesy is not so common any more.
New pre-school building blessed
Friday 28 March 2014 | Published in Church Talk
St Joseph’s School pre-school students received blessings and prayers when their new school was opened at Tutakimoa on Wednesday morning.
The other side of death
Friday 21 March 2014 | Published in Church Talk
Last week a friend was sharing with me how disheartening it was for him to see a friend pass away so suddenly and unfairly.
'Intruder alert, the speakers said'
Saturday 15 March 2014 | Published in Features
The Dream Last night I had a dream about my brother and me.
Was the Long-tailed Cuckoo an ancient navigators' guide?
Saturday 15 March 2014 | Published in Features
The Long-tailed Cuckoo (Karavia) winters in tropical Polynesia and migrates to New Zealand in October and November to breed by duping other birds to incubate its eggs and raise its young.
What makes a follower of Christ?
Friday 14 March 2014 | Published in Church Talk
“And Jesus, walking by the Sea of Galilee, saw two brethren, Simon called Peter, and Andrew his brother, casting a net into the sea, for they were fishers.
Long-tailed Cuckoo a real traveller
Saturday 8 March 2014 | Published in Weekend
The Long-tailed Cuckoo (Karavia) winters in tropical Polynesia and migrates to New Zealand in October and November to breed by duping other birds to incubate its eggs and raise its young.
'Beach Day Out' on Good Friday
Tuesday 4 March 2014 | Published in Features
Organisers of the annual “Beach Day Out” music festival have confirmed that the event will once again be held this year at the Safari Tours beach site in Nikao on Good Friday – April 18.
Possible lessons to learn from Noumea example?
Saturday 1 March 2014 | Published in Weekend
Journalists from around the Pacific were recently invited to join a media training exercise in New Caledonia, designed to improve media reporting of the tuna fishery.
Live like Enoch in a hostile world by walking with God
Friday 28 February 2014 | Published in Church Talk
When we hear of Hollywood couples who get together and then divorce rather quickly, we have to wonder what people are looking for in marriage.
Sea Eagles slay the Sharks
Monday 24 February 2014 | Published in Features
Intense rugby league matches were played at the weekend with the Sea Eagles, Panthers and Eels emerging the victors of their respective battles.
Young brain development part of solution to youth crime
Saturday 22 February 2014 | Published in Features
Understanding how a young brain works is now a serious consideration within youth justice systems the world over.
CI fisheries officers sharpening their investigative skills
Saturday 22 February 2014 | Published in Features
Fisheries officers from across the Pacific have spent the past three weeks sharpening their investigative skills to better detect fisheries offences.
Patronage keeps galleries going
Saturday 22 February 2014 | Published in Features
Patronage is what keeps art galleries delivering lively programmes was one of the main messages renowned art dealer John Gow shared as guest speaker at the first-ever catalogue auction by the local BCA Gallery in Taputapuatea.
Satan's tentacles spreading far and wide
Friday 21 February 2014 | Published in Church Talk
“Now the Spirit speaketh expressly, that in the latter times some shall depart from the faith, giving heed to seducing spirits, and doctrines of devils.
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