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Cook Islander describes ‘severe’ impact of Tropical Cyclone Alfred in Australia
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Eels devour Dragons
Youth and composure were the winning combination for the Avatiu Eels who outmuscled the Ngatangiia-Matavera Flying Dragons on Saturday to win the CITC match of the week 24-11. In typical Avatiu fashion, the Eels finished stronger scoring 2 tries in the final 10 minutes of the game and squashing any hopes of a Dragons revival. […]
Dragons aim to roast Eels
Todays CITC main club rugby match of the week is expected to be a bruising encounter between hosts the Ngatangiia-Matavera Flying Dragons and the visiting Avatiu Eels. This will be an interesting match with the Eels keen to register a win after last weeks narrow 24-28 loss to 2010 champions the Arorangi Cowboys despite the […]
Final round draws large field
The final round of the Palm Grove golf tournament will be played on Saturday at the Rarotonga Golf Club and there are close contests after the first two rounds in most divisions. There was some good golf played in the second round last Saturday and some players may have made their move too early but […]
Judges seek wow factor
Some of the best kitesurfers in the world are planning to show Rarotonga their tricks today at Muri. Tomorrow they leave for Aitutaki, where they will be competing at Manureva International Competition and Festival the Cook Islands first-ever kitesurfing competition. CINews met with prominent kitesurfing judge Brad Price, professional kitesurfers Jesse Richman and Moehau Goold […]
Cowboys slaughter the Reds
In the first challenge of the Under 16 Powerade Trophy on Wednesday, a dominant Arorangi Cowboys team slaughtered the Reds on their home soil at Raemaru Park 46-0. Just like their senior team the Cowboys forward-pack paved the way to victory with strong performances from their locking duo William Boller and Andre Iro supported by […]
Raising funds to get to Games
Three lifters will represent the country at the Pacific Games in New Caledonia and a housie and food sale fundraiser has been organised for this Saturday to help get them there. Sam Pera Jnr, younger brother Sirla Pera and sole female lifter Luisa Peters have been in full on training for some time as they […]
Veterans get into the swing
Master tennis players have smashed out the cobwebs over the past few days in the veterans tennis tournament which wraps up with the grand finals this Saturday at the Nikao Tennis Centre. The tennis centre has since Tuesday night hosted some of the islands tennis legends during the vets tournament including the likes of Margharet […]
Punctual start to golden season
The first golden oldies rugby game of the season saw almost everybody arrive on time with the game kicking off at 4.40pm at Nikao field last Friday. Mongoose A verses Mongoose B and the rest of the clubs format game was developed for the afternoons event. Johnny Hosking was the ref for the day and […]
Nothing certain in mid-week clash
The first under 16 Powerade Challenge will be played today at Raemaru Park between current trophy holders the Arorangi Cowboys and the first challenger of the 2011 season, the Takuvaine Reds. During last years challenge, the Cowboys were able to defeat 2009 trophy holders the Tupapa Panthers before they just managed to survive the last […]
Fun run celebrates Olympics
The Olympic movement will be celebrated with a fun run this Thursday at the Punanga Nui markets starting at 5pm. This Thursdays is a fun and free event which is for the entire community and all Team Cook Islands athletes and officials must attend. This will be the first opportunity for the general public to […]
150 athletes to fly Cook Islands flag
One hundred and fifty athletes from 13 sport codes will make up Team Cook Islands to represent the country at the Pacific Games in New Caledonia. Joining the athletes at the games that will run from August 27 to September 11 will be 30 local officials. Originally 15 codes were named to attend the games […]
Teams plot tactics for weekend matches
This weeks CITC main match of the week for game two of the season will be played at Nukupure Park where the Ngatangiia-Matavera Flying Dragons will host the Avatiu Eels. The Eels will be smarting over their narrow loss to the Cowboys in last weekends main match and will want to get their train on […]
Black Puta, Avatiu take tournament honours
The Black Puta and Avatiu No Boys soccer teams won the one-day five-a-side soccer tournament at the CIFA complex on Saturday in the mens and womens division. In the mens division Black Puta, who won their pool, eliminated Virgin Ave in the semi finals by 5 goals to 1 to book a spot in the […]
Cowboys whip Eels at Swamp
The Arorangi Cowboys, Ngatangiia-Matavera Flying Dragons and Titikaveka Bulls registered the first wins at the weekends opening round of the 2011 rugby season. At the Swamp for the CITC match of the week, the Eels outscored the Cowboys by 4 tries to 3. But it was the 2 well-struck 35m penalty kicks late in the […]
Coming through
Arorangi Cowboys nippy and hardworking halfback Spoon Marsters carves up the Eels defence to dot down for one of two tries on Saturday to help his team defeat the Eels 28-24 at the Swamp. Full report page 14. 11061906
E Tamariki Oro Piako
Below are the lyrics to E Tamariki Oro Piako, a song composed by Sonny Daniel for the 2008 Mire Atu and sung by Daniel, Jerome Shedden and Curly George at Sir Apenera Shorts funeral yesterday. E Tamariki Oro Piako is an old adage that elders would tell when they saw children with bright futures. Taku […]
Moving farewell to a great pioneer
The Cook Islands farewelled one of its most notable leaders at a moving state funeral yesterday morning. Those who knew Sir Apenera Short turned up in droves to say aera ra to the last surviving member of the countrys first-ever Cabinet. It was a day of great national sadness, said acting prime minister Tom Marsters […]
Passionate for environment
Jacqui Evans, Te Ipukarea Society programme coordinator, remembers Te Tikas passion for the environment: Te Tika Mataiapo was a superb leader and ambassador for the environment. She had strength, perseverance, courage, an intricate understanding of customary practice, gentle communication skills and an unfailing, rare ability to never criticise but to provide positive reinforcement. She also […]
Clash of the titans opener
Todays CITC rugby match of the week will be the clash of rival titans the Avatiu Eels and Arorangi Cowboys. This match will take spectators back to the 2010 grand finals matchup between these two clubs but this is a fresh year and start so expect both sides to come out firing. Looking at past […]
Tributes to Te Tika Mataiapo Dorice Reid
The family of Sir Tom Davis Dorice is that rare individual who carries a light within her. We considered her a part of the family and her friendship with Papa Tom and all of us was very special. She found time for everyone and her encouragement of young Cook Islanders is unmatched. Dorice was integral […]
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