Saturday 18 October 2014 | Published in Economy
The Government subsidised water tank programme is entering its closing stages with 1,479 tanks installed to date.
Saturday 18 October 2014 | Published in Local
Local produce sold out quickly at the Punanga Nui Market yesterday for World Food Day.
Saturday 18 October 2014 | Published in Technology
This week, Rarotonga’s largest-ever renewable energy plant went online – adding considerable momentum to the Government’s goal of having the Cook Islands 100 per cent powered by renewable energy by 2020.
Saturday 18 October 2014 | Published in Health
The first few minutes following an accident are the most crucial and can often dictate the severity of the injury and the recovery process.
Saturday 18 October 2014 | Published in Local
Dazzling costumes, spectacular Candy Land themed decorations made for an exciting atmosphere at the Aotearoa Centre last Saturday for the Candy Land Junior Spring Ball.
Saturday 18 October 2014 | Published in Culture
Internationally renowned local artists Ani O’Neill and her husband Croc are multi-talented creatives.
Saturday 18 October 2014 | Published in Politics
The toxic effects of party politics have crept up in the outer island of Penrhyn, claims Democratic Party Leader Wilkie Rasmussen.
Friday 17 October 2014 | Published in Environment
Remains of a large white pig are causing some concern for a resident in Vaimaanga who found the carcass of the animal in a stream next to her home.
Friday 17 October 2014 | Published in Local
11-year old Viorangi Kite from Arorangi School and her 9-year old brother Benjamin Kite have made close to $200 in lunch money these school holidays from selling nu.
Friday 17 October 2014 | Published in Local
Family farming is the theme of today’s World Food Day to be held at the Punanga Nui Market from 10am onwards.
Friday 17 October 2014 | Published in Education
A team of students from Rarotonga have travelled to New Zealand to test their debating skills against their Kiwi counterparts.
Friday 17 October 2014 | Published in Outer Islands
Mangaia’s controversial pine forests could possibly be a “positive” for the island, said a visiting scientist with a global conservation association.
Friday 17 October 2014 | Published in Crime
Four domestic violence cases appeared before the courts on Thursday, with two accused about to be sentenced having their cases adjourned.
Friday 17 October 2014 | Published in Politics
Party politics in the outer islands during the recent general elections have had a negative effect on workers and their families, says workers rights advocate Anthony Turua.
Thursday 16 October 2014 | Published in Economy
Members of pensioner activist group Grey Power gathered together to celebrate their lengthy struggle to have back taxes on their New Zealand superannuation cleared by the Government.
Thursday 16 October 2014 | Published in Politics
With the nation’s political situation yet to be solidified, Prime Minister Henry Puna has gone ahead with a number of key appointments.
Thursday 16 October 2014 | Published in Technology
With the flip of two switches at the nation’s largest renewable power installation, the Cook Islands is now on its way to loosening its reliance on imported fossil fuels.
Thursday 16 October 2014 | Published in Crime
The High Court on October 9 was presided over by Justice of the Peace Carmen Temata, who made the following judgements:
Thursday 16 October 2014 | Published in Local
In support of World Food Day, the Ministry of Marine Resources (MMR) will have four booths at the Punanga Nui market, organised by the Ministry of Agriculture.
Thursday 16 October 2014 | Published in Health
Washing your hands thoroughly with soap to prevent the spread of diseases is the core message of the Global Hand washing Day commemorated on October 15 each year.
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