Thursday 13 October 2016 | Published in Local
PRIME MINISTER and Minister for Tourism, Henry Puna officially launched a new brand and identity to promote South Pacific tourism globally after it was approved at the 26th Council of Tourism Ministers Meeting in Rarotonga yesterday.
Thursday 13 October 2016 | Published in Local
It was another day of celebration for Apii Avarua as they unveiled the school’s pate/slit drum and the school’s time capsule to mark another day of the centennial event.
Thursday 13 October 2016 | Published in Local
APII TE UKI Ou is once again holding a fundraiser where tourists, families and friends living abroad and anyone connected to the school can contribute.
Thursday 13 October 2016 | Published in Local
to promote mental healthCOMMUNITY Health Service staff were out in numbers to create awareness on the importance of abiding with the Cook Islands new helmet law.
Thursday 13 October 2016 | Written by Rashneel Kumar | Published in Local
Cook Islands Tourism Corporation has launched a development policy framework that is being eyed as a pathway for sustainable tourism in this country.
Thursday 13 October 2016 | Written by Richard Moore | Published in Local
Cook Islands is moving to ease the skills shortage on Rarotonga by allowing New Zealand passport holders to live here for up to six months.
Wednesday 12 October 2016 | Published in Local
THE PACIFIC Community (SPC) is inviting graphic designers and artists - including amateurs, students and professionals - to help the region celebrate by designing a special 70th anniversary logo.
Wednesday 12 October 2016 | Published in Local
THE MINISTRY of Education is hosting its inaugural Literacy Quiz competition this afternoon.
Wednesday 12 October 2016 | Published in Local
HEADS of national tourism offices from 15 Pacific island countries met in Rarotonga yesterday for the yearly board of directors meeting of the South Pacific Tourism Organisation, the region’s peak tourism development and marketing body.
Wednesday 12 October 2016 | Written by Rashneel Kumar | Published in Local
COOK ISLANDS Tourism Corporation is hoping to reap the benefits from South Pacific Tourism Organisation’s latest focus on sustainable tourism in the region.
Wednesday 12 October 2016 | Written by Richard Moore | Published in Local
THE MAIN road of Avarua was turned into a stage for a spectacular moving colour-and-sound show as a float parade celebrating Apii Avarua’s 100th birthday took over the asphalt.
Wednesday 12 October 2016 | Written by Rashneel Kumar | Published in Local
FORMER parliamentarian Teina Bishop is in hot water – again.
Tuesday 11 October 2016 | Published in Local
RARO BUGGY TOURS offers the challenge of driving a four-wheel-drive buggy on your own through the exotic beauty of the Rarotongan landscape.
Tuesday 11 October 2016 | Published in Local
APII Avarua’s centennial celebration continues to create a lot of excitement from former students, parents, teachers and the community.
Tuesday 11 October 2016 | Published in Local
TOURISM marketing executives from 14 Pacific island countries met in Rarotonga yesterday to discuss ways to increase visitor numbers to the South Pacific region.
Tuesday 11 October 2016 | Published in Local
THE MINISTRY of Marine Resources (MMR) believes it can better contribute to the sustainability of bigeye tuna by being actively involved in the management of the purse seine fishery.
Tuesday 11 October 2016 | Published in Local
TEREORA College has embarked on a Community Service Day to back up the school's mission statement “Tangata Tiratira Tu’’ (excellence in citizenship).
Tuesday 11 October 2016 | Written by Rashneel Kumar | Published in Local
THE THREE-day South Pacific Tourism Organisation (SPTO) Council of Ministers of Tourism and other meetings began yesterday with a robust discussion on the future of the industry in the region.
Tuesday 11 October 2016 | Written by Richard Moore | Published in Local
THE GOVERNMENT must do more to attract Cook Islanders back home to work, according to the president of the CI Tourism Industry Council Sue Fletcher-Vea.
Monday 10 October 2016 | Published in Local
SILKY sharks, all three species of thresher sharks and all nine species of mobula rays (devil rays) will be listed on Appendix II of CITES after a series of landslide votes at the 17th Conference of Parties to the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species in Johannesburg, South Africa.
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