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Domestic violence cases adjourned
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.
Politics affecting family life in Pa Enua
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.
Grey Power mark pension tax victory
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.
PM announces key appointments
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.
Airport solar plant goes online
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.
Ex MFEM employee in court for theft
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:
MMR support World Food Day
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.
Global Handwashing Day commemorated
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.
Political integrity before reform: PM
Wednesday 15 October 2014 | Published in Politics
Politicians must improve their integrity before the nation’s political system can be reformed, says Prime Minister Henry Puna.
Junior volunteer vets share the love for animals
Wednesday 15 October 2014 | Published in Local
It’s not typical to see two young girls sacrificing school holiday fun for animals but that’s exactly what two St Joseph School students are up these school holidays.
Patai on old path to save home
Wednesday 15 October 2014 | Published in Culture
Sailing to the IUCN World Parks Congress in Sydney feels a little more important than all Marumarua Atua skipper Peia Patai has ever done.
Otago to sets sail for NZ
Wednesday 15 October 2014 | Published in Local
After a brief stop in Rarotonga to stock up on some supplies and offer crew some shore leave, the HMNZS Otago is set to return to New Zealand after a lengthy mission at sea.
Local detective recieves regional award
Wednesday 15 October 2014 | Published in Local
During the opening ceremony of the 43rd Pacific Islands Chiefs of Police Conference, Cook Islands law enforcement officers were recognised for their leadership.
Cook Islands talent echoes in NZ song comp
Wednesday 15 October 2014 | Published in Local
A calm, soft pitch and a passion for music resonated in Selina Vainerere-Patia’s winning song Etama. Patia won the Cook Islands section as part of Unitec’s Pacific Song Writing Competition held in Auckland, New Zealand.
Party in Pink raises funds
Wednesday 15 October 2014 | Published in Health
Close to $2000 has been raised so far for the Cook Islands Breast Cancer Foundation from various events organised to raise awareness and funds for the foundation.
Dog control campaign heads to the villages
Wednesday 15 October 2014 | Published in Local
Dog control officer Don Tua will be rolling out his dog campaign through the villages on the island starting with Takuvaine on October 20.
Rarotonga switches on to 'Te Mana o Te Ra'
Wednesday 15 October 2014 | Published in Technology
The Cook Islands is set to loosen some of its dependency on fossil fuels. Prime Minister Henry Puna and New Zealand High Commissioner hits the switch on the ‘Te Mana o Te Ra’ solar project today. During an opening ceremony dignitaries are expected to gather together at the airport to mark the completion of the renewable energy project. Officials say it has the potential to provide nearly one megawatt in capacity – roughly five per cent of Rarotonga’s electricity needs. Consisting of over 3000 solar panels, the installation will be operated by Te Aponga Uira staff (pictured here during a training session last week). Te Mana o Te Ra (Power from the Sun) is funded by New Zealand under the European Union / New Zealand Energy Access Partnership.
Mystery surrounds Bishop's majority
Tuesday 14 October 2014 | Published in Politics
An air of mystery continues to surround a folder displayed last week in Parliament that claims to include the names and signatures of 12 Members of Parliament from three parties, sufficient to form a majority.
Clerk defends Parliament's 'integrity'
Tuesday 14 October 2014 | Published in Politics
Clerk of Parliament John Tangi is defending his fellow staff members amidst mounting criticism after last week’s controversial sitting.
System simplified under 2013 Tax Review
Monday 13 October 2014 | Published in Economy
MFEM has released a progress update on the implementation of the 2013 Tax Review.
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