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Parliament’s 12 sitting days sufficient for business: Clerk
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21 September 2024
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23 September 2024
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21 September 2024
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Pacific
Tahiti sailors win 2024 Regatta in Raro
Sailors from Tahiti edged over Rarotonga, proving to be very competitive taking out first place in both the Lasers and the Optimist classes, winning the 2024 sailing challenge overall trophy.
Former PM Puna first Cook Islander elected to East-West Center Board
Former Cook Islands prime minister and secretary-general of the Pacific Islands Forum, Henry Puna, has been confirmed as the first Cook Islander appointed to the East-West Center Board of Governors based in Honolulu, Hawaii.
Top of the World
The World XI men’s cricket team picked up their second consecutive win of the Domestic League on Saturday with a 41 run victory over Pukapuka.
Season of Lent is 'pre-season training'
Sports followers, as you sit back to enjoy the current competitions beginning at this time of the year, like Super 15 Rugby, or the NRL series or the ANZ Trans Tasman Netball competition, just think of all the pre-season training that has gone in over the last couple of months to get the athletes into prime condition to participate.
Taea competes at indoor world champs
Two regional Olympians headline a 10-strong Pacific contingent competing at the World Indoor Athletics Championships in Poland this weekend.
Tutaki-George improves at canoe sprint champs
A busy racing schedule against some of Oceania’s best canoe sprinters has seen local K1 paddler Andre Tutaka-George improved his times and held his own.
Football festival ready to roll
Year seven and eight students will be swapping their school uniforms for their school colours tomorrow, today where they will battle for top honours in the 2014 Rarotonga Senior Primary School Football Tournament.
Ella achieves top 10 finish
Cook Islands Olympic salmon canoeist Ella Nicholas edged out younger sister Jane to make the final of the Oceania Championships in an International Canoe Federation ICF ranking race in Sydney at the weekend.
Rival clubs go head to head
League battles today will be at Raemaru Park and Tupapa field with two tough match ups in store for fans.
Aitutaki lad in Finnish snow rugby
Aitutaki rugby player Frederick Harrison (pictured) is making a name for himself in the rugby circles in Finland where he now has four caps for representing Finland in international rugby.
Ella lines up for Oceania champs
Cook Islands Olympic canoe slalom athlete Ella Nicholas is lining up for the Oceania Championships in Penrith, Sydney, this weekend.
Company to post bond to free ship
Legal issues are the last snag preventing Cook Islands-flagged ship Tiare Taporo from sailing to Rarotonga.
Harlequins donate rugby jerseys
Outer islands junior rugby is set to get a boost with the donation of playing jerseys thanks to the Rongokea family of Arorangi and the Harlequins Rugby Club in Blenheim.
Aitutaki pair selected for academy
Aitutaki lads and rugby sevens high performance members Hugh Henry and Teu Paerau have been selected to attend the IRB Oceania sevens academy in Canberra, Australia at the end of the month.
Sport fiesta in store for Tupapa youngsters
Village Festivals are back again in 2014 starting off at Victoria Park, Tupapa tomorrow Wednesday 19th February 2.30pm – 3.30pm where Just Play soccer will team up with rugby, cricket, netball, athletics and rugby league to deliver fun activities and games for all children aged 5-13 years old in and around the Tupapa area.
Warriors still in the challenge for cup
The Takuvaine Warriors may have gone down 36-6 to the Avatiu Eels at the weekend but the team from the Happy Valley still have the opportunity to get into the top four of the inaugural Navy Epati Memorial Cup.
Imports on the way
Import players from Fiji are already a talking point among rugby league clubs and supporters on the island and proving to be a handful for their opponents and more are on their way to the island.
500 plus athletes to compete in Oceania Champs
More than 500 international athletes will converge on Rarotonga in June for the Oceania Athletics Championships.
Valentines clash for Panthers and Sharks
No love will be shared in this week’s Valentine’s Day rugby league clash between the Aitutaki Sharks and Tupapa Panthers.
Primary schools kids prepare for football festival
Primary school students are polishing up their football skills in readiness for the 2014 Primary School Round Cup set to kick off next month.
Strickland has Olympic hopes
From swimming at Avarua harbour to Olympic pools, it’s clear 14-year-old Temaruata Strickland is excited to take the plunge and represent the Cook Islands.
'Planning plus selection equals results'
Excitement is brewing within the greater rugby family as the Cook Islands prepares for the one-off rugby team match against Fiji in June.
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