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Pacific
Cook Islands National Council of Women welcomes NZ High Commissioner
The Cook Islands National Council of Women (CINCW) welcomed New Zealand’s new high commissioner to the Cook Islands, Catherine Graham, at their office in Takuvaine yesterday.
PM Brown confident in Pacific Islands Forum leadership despite political change in Tonga
The sudden resignation of Tonga’s former prime minister Hu’akavameiliku Siaosi Sovaleni had left a temporary gap in the leadership of the Pacific Islands Forum (PIF), but Cook Islands Prime Minister Mark Brown remains confident that the situation will soon stabilise.
Titikaveka gears up for Avatiu
The Titikaveka Football Club will be hosting Avatiu in today’s football matches scheduled to play at 4.15pm in the under 14 boy’s division followed by the senior women at 5pm at the Titikaveka sports field.
Creative Zumba
Local Zumba fans are in for a treat this Friday when 15 Zumba experts shake it in Rarotonga.
Football heads into round ten
After losing only one game so far in the 2013 football season in the under 11 mixed competition Titikaveka and Tupapa Maraerenga will be looking to extend their lead when they take to the soccer fields today.
Rugby match officials, coaches get up skilled
Local rugby coaches and match officials have the opportunity to upgrade their skills and knowledge of the game with IRB coach and match official trainers on the island this week.
Warm up haka
The Cook Islands league team are resting up after a thumping from their Kiwi neighbours 50-0 in the two teams only warm up game before the Rugby League World Cup kicks off on October 26.
Titikaveka to embrace village festival
Titikaveka sports field is the place to be this afternoon for all boys and girls aged 5 to 13-years old as a number of sports codes combine to deliver the village festival programme from 2.30pm onwards.
Tupapa go down to Kiwi Club
Tupapa Maraerenga Football Club lost to the champion club of Samoa, Kiwi FC in the third and final match of the Oceania Preliminary Club tournament in Pago Pago, American Samoa on Saturday.
7s tournament a test of depth
The first day of the Corporate 7s hosted by the Ngatangiia club was a test of team depth and player stamina.
Cooks outmuscled by Kiwis
The Cook Islands rugby league team were demolished 50-0 by defending rugby league champions the Kiwis in the two team’s only warm-up game before the Rugby League World Cup.
120kg marlin caught in 25 minutes
The title of the biggest catch of the season to date has been given to a 120kg blue marlin.
Muscles on display tonight
Bodybuilding is the sport of developing and controlling muscle and tonight two athletes will display the results of months of hard and disciplined training at the Staircase Restaurant and Bar in Taputapuatea.
Matavera tops Round Robin Cup
The Matavera men’s cricket team are leading The Computer Man Round Robin Cup after their comprehensive 10 wicket victory over Tupapa 2 at the weekend.
Cooks set to battle the Kiwis
The Cook Islands rugby league squad are set to take on the Kiwis from New Zealand in their warm up match in Doncaster, England on October 20.
Puaikura and Titikaveka rumble in women's comp
Puaikura Football Club will be making the trip to the Titikaveka field today as they face Titikaveka in the under 14 boys and senior women’s category scheduled to kick off at 4.15pm.
Tupapa wins first game
The Pago Pago soccer stadium in the American Samoa capital saw the first match on the opening day of the OFC Champions League Preliminary between Tonga’s champion club Lotoha’apai United and Cook Islands Tupapa Maraerenga yesterday afternoon.
Cookies go wild in Doncaster
The Cook Islands rugby league squad have touched down safely in Doncaster to start their Rugby League World Cup campaign.
Absolutely Avana!
The Avana women’s cricket club team (pictured) sizzled with style in their brand new gear on Saturday when they took to the Turangi pitch to face their opponents from Takuvaine.
Baggage handler off to World Cup
A baggage handler at Sydney Airport will be checking in today for the trip of a lifetime–representing the Cook Islands at the Rugby League World Cup.
Youngsters get moving for the holidays
Performing arts and sports is the focus of a holiday programme aiming to help young people find a feeling of purpose.
Independent audit needed for CIFA?
Is there significance in the timing of the recent Cook Islands Football Association (CIFA) ban placed on a Nikao Sokattak football player two days before his team was to play Tupapa Maraerenga, the club blatantly favoured by the CIFA president? The depleted Nikao team unfortunately succumb to more than just on-field tactics.
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