Dear Editor, As far as I see it, the PM Mark Brown is doing more work than anyone else in government, and I don’t mean blowing rubbish and cutting hedges on the side of the road.
Dear Editor, I was appalled and disgusted by the op-ed by Ruta Mave that shamed and held women in-part accountable for the ongoing domestic violence against them. The views expressed were harsh and totally naive to the realities of domestic violence.
Permanent residency (PR) is a very sensitive issue among our people, in particular Cook Islands Maori.
Have you ever looked out over the waves of the sea, or gazed up at a night sky filled with countless stars, and wondered, “Why am I here?”
Last week, someone calling themselves “Politico” claimed in a letter to the editor of CINews that governments would splash taxpayer’s money on their own campaigns whether the taxpayers liked it or not.
It’s a question many have been asking lately: What has become of our community?
Goodness me, I must have struck a raw nerve to cop such a barrage of abuse from the Finance minister last week.
I love writing about “Living the Dream,” because every day I feel gratitude and awe that my husband and I are here in Paradise doing just that.
The people of Ivirua have spoken. They have chosen to remain loyal to their Democratic party.
I was sitting with my wife this week and talking frankly about areas of doubt that I struggle with.
In my CINews column last week, I urged the public not to allow the Cook Islands to become a one-party country.
I believe the last time the Land Court sat in the Northern Cooks was some 50 years ago.
Do you believe in angels?
CI News correspondent ‘Unionist’ has created plenty of interest and controversy with his frequent letters about workers’ rights. This week, following the controversial visit to Rarotonga of a group belonging to what has been described as a sect, “Unionist” turns his attention to the subject of faith.
There has been much talk around the change made by the House of Ariki to our national anthem, and the inclusion of the “coined” or transliterated English words “Cook Islands” or Kuki Airani.
Flattery does not work for me, especially when it is unbelievably exaggerated.
When I went to visit an elderly neighbour, I called out, tapped on the door. “Just a minute,” she said, and then welcomed me in.
The total number of voters for the Ivirua by-election is 80.
Often, young children are abused by adults they know, and this has happened for decades.
When I thank someone here for excellence, whether in music, dance, cleaning or cuisine, people often say “Still learning.”
We have an interesting history in how we became called the Cook Islands and indeed how we ended up with 15 islands making up the Cook Islands.
In New Zealand in 1994 they put into Law the Bill of Rghts outlining the rights of all its citizens and what they were entitled to.
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