National
TCI share sale process continues
Tuesday 21 October 2014 | Published in Economy
The sale of a majority stake in Telecom Cook Islands has yet to be finalised, with the process described as “ongoing”.
No chikungunya in Cooks: MOH
Tuesday 21 October 2014 | Published in Health
The chikungunya virus outbreak currently spreading in French Polynesia has yet to make it to the shores of the Cook Islands, says a top health Official.
CIP to appeal Mitiaro decision
Tuesday 21 October 2014 | Published in Politics
The Cook Islands Party has announced it has filed an appeal of a High Court’s decision concerning a petition filed for the constituency of Mitiaro.
Community service for 'lame excuse'
Monday 20 October 2014 | Published in Crime
The High Court on October 16 was presided over by Justice of the Peace Bernice Manarangi, who made the following judgements:
Skateboarder causes bike crash
Monday 20 October 2014 | Published in Crime
A Skateboarder, believed to be a visitor to the island and staying at a tourist accommodation in Arorangi, caused a motorbike crash in Vaimaanga resulting in the driver and pillion passenger needing medical attention.
Vaka depart PNG for IUCN congress
Monday 20 October 2014 | Published in Environment
Mua vaka voyagers were glad to make land in Port Villa, Vanuatu at the weekend after a rough day of sailing.
Puna congratulates Key on UN security council victory
Monday 20 October 2014 | Published in Politics
Prime Minister Henry Puna has formally congratulated Kiwi counterpart John Key over New Zealand’s successful bid to gain a seat on the United Nation’s security council.
Remaining trash at Turangi site to be buried
Monday 20 October 2014 | Published in Environment
The last remaining piles of garbage at the former recycling site in Turangi are expected to be buried underground, clearing the way for possible new uses of the land.
Water tank programme in final stages
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.
Family farming the way forward
Saturday 18 October 2014 | Published in Local
Local produce sold out quickly at the Punanga Nui Market yesterday for World Food Day.
Solar project feeding Raro's grid
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.
First responders better prepared
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.
Candyland Spring Ball benefits pa enua
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.
Ani and Croc share artistic knowledge
Saturday 18 October 2014 | Published in Culture
Internationally renowned local artists Ani O’Neill and her husband Croc are multi-talented creatives.
Demo workers victimised: Rasmussen
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.
Mystery pig parts found in stream
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.
Nu money helps with school lunches
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.
Family farming at World Food Day
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.
Junior debaters take compete in NZ
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.
Pine forests of Mangaia surveyed
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.
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