National
Henry Puna – 'I'm here to stay'
Tuesday 23 December 2014 | Published in Politics
Prime Minister Henry Puna has finally broken his silence on threats against his government by the Democratic Party, alleging he is here to stay.
Repairs in the pipeline ready for Christmas
Monday 22 December 2014 | Published in Local
Te Mato Vai project contractors China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation (CCECC) working on Rarotonga’s roads laying the pipes have been reinstating the roadway and making it safer for traffic during the Christmas holiday period.
No easy fix for roading issues
Monday 22 December 2014 | Published in Local
There’s a lot more to remedying roading problems in the Muri area than meets the eye, says Infrastructure Cook Islands secretary Mac Mokoroa.
New Textbooks bring teaching up to date
Monday 22 December 2014 | Published in Education
Over 700 New Zealand mathematic textbooks for years 7 to 9 have been donated to Cook Island students by Haese and Harris Publications since October this year.
Key appointment for Rarotonga company
Monday 22 December 2014 | Published in Local
Woven Pacific has announced the appointment of Dr Takiora Ingram as an associate of the Rarotongan-based communications company.
Christmas buzz brings crowds to town
Saturday 20 December 2014 | Published in Local
Rarotonga residents young and old flocked to Avarua town centre on Thursday to watch a brilliantly organised Santa parade.
Survey highlights need to be cyclone-ready
Saturday 20 December 2014 | Published in Weather
Substandard housing means a large number of homes on Atiu could be damaged if a cyclone struck the island.
Blue Light empowers young men
Saturday 20 December 2014 | Published in Local
Developing and enhancing leadership ability is the main aim of young men participating in the second Blue Light youth development programme, run by the Cook Islands Police in association with the New Zealand Defence Force.
Hymn book to help preserve culture
Saturday 20 December 2014 | Published in Culture
After a month on Rarotonga researching for a project to publish a book of Penrhyn island hymns and folk songs – talented musician Matthew Gifford believes he can, with financial support, bring his project to life.
Locals warned to take care with fires
Saturday 20 December 2014 | Published in Local
The Rarotonga Crash Fire Service has issued a warning to locals to be careful when lighting fires on their properties.
November Tourist numbers down
Saturday 20 December 2014 | Published in Economy
The busy tourist season is winding down with November tourist numbers showing a decline in visitors, mainly driven by a fall in the number of Australians coming here.
Bishop in line to be next Prime Minister
Saturday 20 December 2014 | Published in Politics
One Cook Islands leader Teina Bishop could be the leader of a Government in the making if a coalition between One Cook Islands and the Democratic Party is accepted, ending the reign of the Cook Islands Party.
Big party celebrates milestone
Saturday 20 December 2014 | Published in Culture
As the Cook Islands get ready to celebrate 50 years of self-government, plans for a year-long party are in full swing.
It's not colourful, but the news gets out
Saturday 20 December 2014 | Published in Local
There’s a very old joke that involves something about newspapers being “black and white and read all over.”
RMD number can save paying tax
Friday 19 December 2014 | Published in Economy
Cook Islands residents who earn less than $11,000 a year should provide their RMD number to their bank to ensure they will pay no tax on their interest earnings.
Coconut oil workshop sets Pa Enua women on new path
Friday 19 December 2014 | Published in Economy
A group of eight outer islands women are set to put new knowledge gained at a 10-day cold press virgin coconut oil workshop in Samoa to use on their islands.
Cooks a firm family favourite
Friday 19 December 2014 | Published in Economy
The Cook Islands has again come out on top as the most attractive holiday destination for Kiwi families.
Assault case stirs debate anger
Friday 19 December 2014 | Published in Crime
There was an outpouring of emotion and anger during Tuesday’s ‘karangaranga’ radio show which centred on the disturbing sexual assault of an elderly mama in her home in Titikaveka on December 6.
Showing the power of giving
Friday 19 December 2014 | Published in Local
Te Aponga Uira staff showed the ‘power’ of giving this week when they donated cartons of chicken to Te Kainga Pa o Taunga and Creative Centre staff.
Ministry staff stay on deck
Friday 19 December 2014 | Published in Local
Government departments will remain open over the Christmas period to keep work ticking over during the ‘silly season’.
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