National
MPs learn to be more effective
Wednesday 7 February 2018 | Written by Rashneel Kumar | Published in Politics
New Zealand High Commissioner to the Cook Islands Peter Marshall challenged local Members of Parliament (MPs) to be on top of their game when it comes to scrutinising bills and attending select committee hearings.
Trip to Penryhn proves problematic
Wednesday 7 February 2018 | Published in Outer Islands
A shark researcher is one of several people stranded on Rarotonga because of the lack of a regular shipping service to Penrhyn.
High seas threaten harbor
Wednesday 7 February 2018 | Published in Weather
Sea swells could force the closure of Avatiu Harbour this week, raising questions about the fate of the Tiare Taporo, which remains moored at the wharf despite promises from its owners that it would be back in service early this year.
Tender open for telecoms cable project
Wednesday 7 February 2018 | Written by Rashneel Kumar | Published in Local
The tender for supply and installation of a submarine cable system which is expected to bring faster and more affordable internet to the Cook Islands, is now open.
Mama Mousie's incredible fight for life
Wednesday 7 February 2018 | Published in Local
This time two years ago, “Mama Mousie” began the flight for her life.
Traditional dance school on the cards
Tuesday 6 February 2018 | Published in Local
Seasoned traditional dancer Pastor Ngarima George is looking for opportunities to pass on his knowledge – and is thinking that setting up a dance school might be a good way to go.
Tax reporting software selected
Tuesday 6 February 2018 | Published in Local
The Cook Islands government has selected Digimap Ltd to provide a software solution and services to meet the country’s Automatic Exchange of Information for tax purposes (AEOI) reporting commitments.
College starts year with pupil increase
Tuesday 6 February 2018 | Published in Education
Araura College has started on their voyage of learning this year with more pupils than it has had for some years.
Depressions pose no threat
Tuesday 6 February 2018 | Published in Weather
Despite the presence of two tropical depressions in the Southwest Pacific this week, the Cook Islands are not at risk from a cyclone, says the Met Office.
Top NZ movie screens for Waitangi Day
Tuesday 6 February 2018 | Published in Local
The most critically acclaimed home grown New Zealand movie that pulled in audiences in New Zealand, Australia and America, will be shown in the Cook Islands for the first time on Friday night. The Hunt For The Wilderpeople, the zany adventure comedy directed by Taika Waititi, New Zealand’s hottest director right now,will be screened to mark Waitangi Day, and as a fundraiser for the Aotearoa Society.
Atiuans give thanks for funeral help
Tuesday 6 February 2018 | Published in Outer Islands
The secretary of the Atiu community has extended a big meitaki to all of those who help organise the funeral of the late Ada Teaupurepure Rongomatane Ariki.
'Watershed moment' for Marae Moana
Tuesday 6 February 2018 | Published in Local
Prime minister Henry Puna says it was “a watershed moment” when the Technical Advisory Group (TAG) to the Marae Moana Council had its first meeting the week before last.
Police to clarify dog legislation
Tuesday 6 February 2018 | Published in Local
As the debate over dog registrations on Rarotonga rumbles on, the police have conceded that “legal clarifications” over the legislation that governs pet ownership are required.
Debate on mental health issues
Tuesday 6 February 2018 | Published in Health
Prominent members of the community and the health sector will air their views on how effectively mental health issues are being addressed in the Cook Islands at a Speaker’s debate on Thursday.
Workshop helps MPs prepare for next sitting
Tuesday 6 February 2018 | Written by Rashneel Kumar | Published in Politics
Cook Islands Parliament will run a two-day bills workshop starting today at the Crown Beach Resort and Spa in Arorangi.
'Diversity' college theme for the year
Tuesday 6 February 2018 | Published in Education
Students wearing freshly-ironed uniforms were welcomed back to Titikaveka College on Monday to begin the new school year.
Proud Palmerstonians
Tuesday 6 February 2018 | Published in Education
A group of Palmerston students in Rarotonga have made their families at home very proud, having recently attained NCEA qualifications at Levels 1 and 2 in various subjects.
Scholarship for aspiring vets
Tuesday 6 February 2018 | Published in Education
A scholarship covering academic fees is being offered to would-be veterinary nurses in Rarotonga.
Jasons extend footprint in the Pacific
Tuesday 6 February 2018 | Written by Rashneel Kumar | Published in Local
Rarotonga-based Jasons Travel Media (Jasons) continues to extend its footprint in the Pacific after launching the first Jasons’ American Samoa visitor map which will be available in market from this month.
Low-cost garden fun to make
Tuesday 6 February 2018 | Published in Environment
A keyhole garden is a low cost home garden that is not only fun to make but very effective in producing a variety of yummy and nutritious vegetables.
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