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Pacific
Pacific officials attend Paris Agreements Article 13 training
Climate Change Cook Islands hosted a sub-regional workshop last week focusing on the Paris Agreement Article 13 focusing on the digital tools Pacific Island countries are required to report on.
Author Tom Neale’s Suwarrow journals donated to National Library of NZ
The Cook Islands High Commission in New Zealand was delighted to attend the handover of renowned author Tom Neale’s journals to the Alexander Turnbull Library, National Library of New Zealand in Wellington over a week ago.
Muri need win to keep hopes alive
Muri will be under plenty of pressure today in their second round clash against The Computer Man Eastern Conference cup neighbours Davana.
Last chance for age grade teams
This weekend the teams competing in the major Semi Finals age grade rugby have one last chance to propel themselves into the finals.
10 games medals, 7 athletes
Ten medals were hauled in by Team Cook Islands at the 9th Pacific Mini Games in Wallace and Futuna.
Apii Avarua to attend AIMS games
Forms 1 and 2 student of Apii Avarua departed for Tauranga, New Zealand yesterday afternoon to participate in the annual New Zealand Community Trust (NZCT) Association of Intermediate and Middle Schools (AIMS) games set to commence on Monday (NZ time).
Finals elimination for club rugby
The club rugby finals eliminations-the major Semi Finals-are coming up this Saturday.
11th Davis Cup for Baudinet
Local tennis star Brett Baudinet and his team Pacific Oceania competed in the Davis Cup on Wednesday.
Matavera to face Sokattak
The two teams in action today in the 2013 Rarotonga football round cup competition will have plenty of intriguing drama as Matavera host Nikao Sokattak at the Takitumu School grounds.
New TV programme to celebrate Pacific sports
A new television programme celebrating the best of Pacific athletes and the sports they play will launch across the region on the Australia Network today.
Fourth round of football today
The under 11 mix and under 17 men’s teams will head into the fourth round of games today in the 2013 season to be played at the CIFA complex and Takitumu School grounds, kicking off at 4.15pm.
McKenzie walks away with gold
Sailing star Teau McKenzie has made her mark at the Pacific Mini Games by winning gold in the Women’s Laser Individual event.
New women's side packed with young talent
New Avana women’s side ‘Te Ava Rau’ had their first introduction to women’s cricket last weekend.
Northern Districts' Maori gear up for series
Northern Districts’ Northern Maori invitational squad will break new ground for Maori cricket when it embarks on its maiden overseas campaign this month.
Sailors win gold in team race
Team Cook Islands won gold again in the men’s sailing laser team event at the Wallis and Futuna Pacific Mini Games yesterday.
America's Cup: a brief history
In 1851 a radical looking schooner ghosted out of the afternoon mist and swiftly sailed past the Royal Yacht stationed in the Solent, between the Isle of Wight and the south coast of England, on an afternoon when Queen Victoria was watching a sailing race.
Local couple head to America's Cup
Muri Beachcomber owners John and Debbie Moore will be attending the 34th America’s Cup in San Francisco Bay this year.
Tupapa Maraerenga defeat Sokattak
In the main Lotto Premier Men’s match 2012 champions Tupapa Maraerenga defeated Nikao Sokattak by one goal to nil.
Bulls win closely fought match
In true semi-finals tradition it was a closely fought match between the Titikaveka Bulls and the Takuvaine Reds that could have gone either way on Saturday.
Cook Islands host indigenous series
The New Zealand Croatia side managed by Northern Knights first class cricketer Joseph Yovich have only just left Rarotongan shores and Cook Islands cricket is already preparing for the arrival of the Northern (New Zealand) Maori.
3 silver medals for Peters
It was a great day in the weightlifting office for Luisa Peters who won three silver medals in her competition at the Wallis and Futuna Pacific Mini Games.
Silver for Taea and Tapoki
The Cook Islands won two silver medals on the track and field in Wallis on Thursday, bringing the Cooks medal count to 6 medals – one gold and five silver medals.
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