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Wheelie bins for Ruatonga
Monday 27 May 2013 | Published in Environment
More than 100 wheelie bins are available for Ruatonga residents to stow their rubbish in, thanks to funding from the Indian government.
Yoga for the mind
Monday 27 May 2013 | Published in Local
One aspect of regularly practicing yoga is becoming less reactive to daily stresses and more present to equanimity.
World No Tobacco Day on Friday
Monday 27 May 2013 | Published in Health
World No Tobacco Day will take place this Friday.
Cleaning up the community
Monday 27 May 2013 | Published in Politics
Ruatonga residents, including members of the Ruatonga Mapu (dressed in green), celebrated the launch of a wheelie bin project that aims to keep the area clean and green.
Film Raro teams enjoy VIP status
Monday 27 May 2013 | Published in Politics
Around 100 people were invited to the High Commission’s VIP tent for dinner and drinks prior to the Film Raro screening on Saturday.
Call for support on super fund case
Saturday 25 May 2013 | Published in Economy
Local business owner Andy Olah is calling for public support as he prepares to ‘bring in the big guns’ for the hearing of a precedent-setting superannuation case in September.
Filming in Paradise
Saturday 25 May 2013 | Published in Economy
Vaine has worked extensively throughout the Pacific and the Cook Islands as a development economist.
Accused burglar released on bail
Saturday 25 May 2013 | Published in Crime
A justice of peace has granted bail to accused burglar Ponatu Ua currently facing 10 charges before the courts.
Final act in super fund drama
Saturday 25 May 2013 | Published in Local
This is an opinion piece written by Arorangi Timberland directors Andy and Alex Teariki Olah.
US diplomat says sustainability key to development in Pacific
Saturday 25 May 2013 | Published in Local
Developing a sustainable economy and creating opportunities are key aspects to American foreign policy in the Pacific region, says the US deputy chief of mission, Marie Damour.
Modern safety gear for Picton Castle
Saturday 25 May 2013 | Published in Local
The Picton Castle is a traditional ship, but captain Dan Moreland said it’s up to date with its safety equipment.
Mataio celebrates graduation
Saturday 25 May 2013 | Published in Local
Cook Islander Mayor Mataio’s parents were proud to see her graduate from a New Zealand University this month.
New principal for Nikao Maori
Saturday 25 May 2013 | Published in Local
Time for a change was the incentive for Elizabeth Kapi to apply for the position of principal at Nikao Maori School.
Avarua Bakery launches new range
Saturday 25 May 2013 | Published in Local
It’s a busy year for Avarua Bakery.
Frisbie's life subject of lecture
Saturday 25 May 2013 | Published in Local
A public lecture exploring the life and work of writer Robert Dean Frisbie will take place in June.
A king sized prize for local woman
Saturday 25 May 2013 | Published in Local
Quick and crisp bed-making skills earned Mii Maoate-Nolan a new king sized bed.
New paint consultant for CITC Building Centre
Saturday 25 May 2013 | Published in Local
Paul Akava doesn’t much like talking about himself – but bring up the subject of paint, and he’s got plenty to say.
Council of Women host visitors
Saturday 25 May 2013 | Published in Politics
The Cook Islands National Council of Women (CINCW) held a special event with a distinguished guest Friday -- US deputy chief of mission Marie Damour.
Ministers to open harbours
Saturday 25 May 2013 | Published in Politics
Prime Minister Henry Puna and Finance Minister Mark Brown will travel to Mitiaro and Mauke next week to officially open the islands’ newly redeveloped harbours.
Holding up the political frontline
Friday 24 May 2013 | Published in Local
Every so often members of the public throw curly questions at politicians of this country.
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