National
Bishop quells fuel worries
Tuesday 16 October 2012 | Published in Outer Islands
Aitutaki MP and business owner Teina Bishop is calling on residents of the outer island to resist panic buying fuel following questions about the lack of fuel on the island.
'Satirical' radio role for Rasmussen
Tuesday 16 October 2012 | Published in Politics
Opposition leader Wilkie Rasmussen has labelled the donation of 135 laptops from the Tan Foundation as “eroding democracy” in a new show summarising the previous week’s current affairs on Matariki FM.
Brown calls for telco advisors
Tuesday 16 October 2012 | Published in Technology
The government is setting up a telecommunications advisory committee to address concerns over the industry, including Telecom Cook Islands’ market monopoly.
Brown: Avoid snakes and ladders
Tuesday 16 October 2012 | Published in Economy
Finance Minister Mark Brown told delegates at the Pacific States Seminar in Tokyo that the Cooks wanted to avoid a game of snakes and ladders in trying to achieve a higher income status level.
Tokelau ship may sail here
Monday 15 October 2012 | Published in Local
The ministry of Transport is in discussions to use a ship chartered by the New Zealand government to serve the island of Tokelau for a new service to the northern Cook Islands.
Reclamation seawall going to tender
Monday 15 October 2012 | Published in Local
The permanent seawall for the reclaimed land at Punanga Nui is about to go to tender.
CI govt presses case for war pension
Monday 15 October 2012 | Published in Politics
The Cook Islands government has reiterated it is doing what it can to help Vietnam war veteran Bill Framhein and others missing out on New Zealand superannuation.
Outages for cyclone season
Monday 15 October 2012 | Published in Technology
Mobile phone and television reception will be disrupted in Rarotonga over the next two weeks as Telecom strengthens its equipment in preparation for the cyclone season (November to April).
Mobile EFTPOS for Cook Islands
Monday 15 October 2012 | Published in Technology
Mobile phone technology has made its way to one of the Cook Islands’ major banks.
Job creation an IMF priority
Saturday 13 October 2012 | Published in Economy
The government must protect the vulnerable when creating fiscal policy, reports finance Minister Mark Brown from Japan.
Our tipping point
Saturday 13 October 2012 | Published in Economy
Tipping point is defined as a build up of minor incidents or small changes that reach a level that causes us to do something or make changes that we use to resist. Often the change is significant.
Culture group focuses on Samoan pride
Saturday 13 October 2012 | Published in Culture
A new Samoan cultural group is aiming to create a sense of pride and passion for children born in the Cook Islands.
Crown Beach's symbolic barrier
Saturday 13 October 2012 | Published in Local
A lengthy battle between one of the co-owners of a small beach reserve and the Crown Beach Resort and Spa has resulted in the creation of a barrier that blocks sea views for some of the hotel’s highest-paying clients.
Accolades for Crown Beach and Sunhaven
Saturday 13 October 2012 | Published in Local
Two more Rarotonga accommodation providers have been cited for high-quality service by the world’s largest travel website TripAdvisor.
Randy gives back
Saturday 13 October 2012 | Published in Health
A Canadian man who felt the generous spirit of the Cook Islands is back on the rock and ready to return the favour once again.
House sits on November 8
Saturday 13 October 2012 | Published in Politics
Parliament will next convene in just under a month’s time to discuss a swathe of legislation, including bills relating to employment and local body governance.
PM to lecture in Fiji
Saturday 13 October 2012 | Published in Politics
Prime Minister Henry Puna flies to Fiji on Monday, to address the Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat on challenges the Pacific faces and how to encourage future growth.
TAV blunder causes ban on consular
Friday 12 October 2012 | Published in Politics
The woman who laid out TAV outfits for Prince William and his wife Kate has been banned from any future official programmes to be hosted by the Solomon Islands Government House.
Expansion likely for dragon fruit grower
Friday 12 October 2012 | Published in Economy
A retired police officer is hoping the agricultural development loan (ADL) he received from the Business Trade and Investment Board (BTIB) will help him expand his dragon fruit and chilli production.
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