National
Message to PM: Quit or be booted out
Wednesday 31 December 2014 | Published in Politics
Prime Minister Henry Puna should take a hike, and a new government should be formed in the New Year.
Police, politicians should solve 'out of control' burglary issue
Wednesday 31 December 2014 | Published in Crime
Police and politicians need to sit down and solve the out of control burglary and theft on Rarotonga, says a local businessman who is fed up with being a victim of burglaries.
Burglaries are 'out of control'
Wednesday 31 December 2014 | Published in Crime
Information from community members has led to the arrest of a 23-year old man suspected of committing a raft of burglaries in Avarua.
Four dengue cases suspected on Raro
Wednesday 31 December 2014 | Published in Health
One case of the mosquito-borne illness dengue fever has been confirmed on Rarotonga and another four cases are suspected, says the Ministry of Heath.
A big year for politics and infrastructure
Wednesday 31 December 2014 | Published in Politics
January Consultations over Te Mato Vai, Rarotonga’s $62 million water mains project, began in earnest.
This way to a free breakfast!
Tuesday 30 December 2014 | Published in Local
A large number of people turned up at eight locations around the island yesterday morning to enjoy the most important meal of the day for free.
Burglaries prompt security warning
Tuesday 30 December 2014 | Published in Crime
Residents, visitors and business owners are being urged to lock up their valuables before leaving their homes or businesses following a spate of
Repairs start on rain-ravaged roads
Tuesday 30 December 2014 | Published in Local
Potholes, loose gravel and other problems affecting roads around Rarotonga are set to be repaired soon.
Demos on path to Aitutaki win says Rasmussen
Tuesday 30 December 2014 | Published in Politics
The Democratic Party candidate for the Vaipae-Tautu by-election in Aitutaki, Kete Ioane ,had his nomination lodged at the Electoral Office
Damp outlook for New Year's Eve
Tuesday 30 December 2014 | Published in Weather
A tropical depression which threatened the northern Cook Islands last week was responsible for the wet weather which hampered Christmas
Guests from far and wide at church camp
Tuesday 30 December 2014 | Published in Local
More than 300 people gathered for the opening of the 5th Cook Islands International Seventh Day Adventist Camp at the National Auditorium last Friday evening.
Free healthy breakfast goes down a treat
Tuesday 30 December 2014 | Published in Health
The most important meal of the day was enjoyed free by many people on Rarotonga yesterday, thanks to the generosity of a church and its sponsors.
Warning: watch out for heavy machinery
Tuesday 30 December 2014 | Published in Local
Motorists travelling through Arorangi are being asked to take special care this week as Infrastructure Cook Islands (ICI), T&M Heather and the China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation complete road maintenance in the district.
Power line break affects 20 homes
Tuesday 30 December 2014 | Published in Local
About 20 homes were affected when a live overhead power line broke in Titikaveka yesterday.
Job loss follows Atiu mayor's conviction
Monday 29 December 2014 | Published in Politics
Atiu mayor and business owner George Taoro James Brown has been stripped of his mayoral role after being convicted on a charge of receiving stolen goods.
Bishop investigation drags on, but police decline to comment
Monday 29 December 2014 | Published in Politics
An investigation into Aitutaki MP Teina Bishop is continuing and it appears no progress has been made on a case that has dragged on for almost two years.
Changed funding focus may affect ciguatera monitoring
Monday 29 December 2014 | Published in Health
The Ministry of Marine Resources is concerned that programmes to monitor levels of ciguatera poisoning in Rarotonga’s lagoon may be affected by a change of direction taken by the Australia Awards Fellowships.
Act gives you right to appeal denial of official information
Monday 29 December 2014 | Published in Politics
The Cook Islands Law Society through a number of planned articles aims to share information and explanations on laws that impact on people in their everyday lives.
Kids and cops join in New Year's action
Monday 29 December 2014 | Published in Local
Police National Headquarters will become a hive of activities for children, young people and their families on New Year’s Eve.
BCI move to NZ payments system could have wide-ranging benefits
Monday 29 December 2014 | Published in Politics
Minister of Finance Mark Brown is appointing a team to look into the feasibility of the Bank of the Cook Islands (BCI) joining the New Zealand payments system.
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