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Doubling up for Valentines
Sunday 15 February 2015 | Published in Local
Charles Carlson took this great photo of two Atiu kids doubling up on a bike for a speedy arrival to school.
PM honours Ioane
Sunday 15 February 2015 | Published in Politics
The Prime Minister has paid tribute to Kete Ioane saying the former Cabinet Minister, who died on Thursday, was a humble man who served the country and his people selflessly.
Sex offender was banned from Cooks
Sunday 15 February 2015 | Published in Politics
An Auckland businessman convicted of sex crimes in New Zealand should never have been allowed in the Cook Islands more than a decade ago.
Takitumu students ready to lead
Friday 13 February 2015 | Published in Education
Takitumu School is set for another full-on year of learning, and with its prefects appointed last week, the school is well on its way to achieving its goals for the year.
Vocational, academic learning celebrated
Friday 13 February 2015 | Published in Education
Families and friends celebrated the academic achievements of students last week during the Cook Islands Trades Training Institute’s graduation ceremony.
Recycle centre for 100th celebrations
Friday 13 February 2015 | Published in Education
Apii Arorangi students received a surprise donation yesterday while they were practising their cultural items for their prefect’s investiture ceremony today.
Labour issues under the microscope
Friday 13 February 2015 | Published in Politics
Labour issues, initiatives, and outcomes were discussed during the labour and mobility session at the Development Partners Meeting on Wednesday.
Landowners plan objection to Te Mato Vai
Friday 13 February 2015 | Published in Politics
The Takuvaine water catchment committee of landowners will lodge an objection with the Minister of Infrastructure Teariki Heather and the High Court in order to gain time for proper consultation on use of their land for the Te Mato Vai project.
PM shifts blame for George lawsuit
Friday 13 February 2015 | Published in Politics
‘Let the court decide’ was the message from both Norman George and Prime Minister Henry Puna following George’s announcement yesterday that he plans to sue the Cook Islands Government for $4 million.
Milestone moment
Friday 13 February 2015 | Published in Education
Former Arorangi School student Paeru Rima (right), who now lives in Auckland, is back on the island to be part of the Arorangi School centennial celebrations.
Vaipae-Tautu mourns loss of a leader
Friday 13 February 2015 | Published in Local
The Democratic Party caucus has announced the death of Democratic Party candidate for Vaipae-Tautu Kete Ioane in Auckland yesterday.
Apii Te Uki Ou pupils say 'domo arigato'
Thursday 12 February 2015 | Published in Education
With grant funds from the Japanese Government under its assistance for ‘grassroots’ human security projects, Apii Te Uki Ou will soon have a new block of sturdy classrooms.
Growers plant seeds of success
Thursday 12 February 2015 | Published in Local
Improving co-operation between local growers to boost the local produce market is the goal of a group who had their first successful meeting last week.
Plans to launch Cook Islands honours list
Thursday 12 February 2015 | Published in Local
As part of its celebration of 50 years of self-government, the Cook Islands government hopes to launch its own honours list to congratulate a wide range of individuals for their contribution to the nation.
Sexual health key to development
Thursday 12 February 2015 | Published in Health
The key to development of the Cook Islands is addressing issues around reproductive health.
Domo arigato from Apii Te Uki Ou
Thursday 12 February 2015 | Published in Politics
A special traditional turou welcome was held at Apii Te Uki Ou yesterday morning to say ‘domo arigato’ to the Japanese Government for their generous contribution towards the rebuild of some of the Turangi school’s classrooms.
George sues government for $4 million
Thursday 12 February 2015 | Published in Politics
Lawyer and former politician Norman George says he is looking forward to his day in court after suing the Cook Islands Government for $4 million.
Reform key to country's future
Wednesday 11 February 2015 | Published in Politics
Political reform is necessary for the future development of the Cook Islands.
Foundation helps bring stories to life
Wednesday 11 February 2015 | Published in Local
The Cook Foundation has donated $2000 toward the printing and publication of a book about Cyclone Martin.
Politician an inspiration
Wednesday 11 February 2015 | Published in Politics
One of the longest-serving women in politics in the world – and the longest-serving in the Pacific – is in Rarotonga this week to champion the call for more women to run for office.
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