Ina Bishop will take her tivaivai to display and sell at the Te Maeva Nui Cook Islands Cultural Festival in Perth on October 20 this year.

Kombucha is an ancient fermented, sweet, sparkling tea which originated in China, Russia and parts of Europe. It can lay claim to many health benefits, the most common being that it is a probiotic and promotes general well-being.

Jewellery-making is therapeutic. Every focused step requires concentration and the finished piece becomes your own wearable sculpture.

Ellie Whye arrived on Rarotonga after a snap decision to come to the island and assist with the dog desexing campaign, which is now well underway.

The Cook Islands is advanced in its application of the rights of children including health, education, social policies, water sanitation, “all the things that are important to grow healthy children,” says the newly-appointed UNICEF representative of Pacific Island countries, Sheldon Yett.

A pocket guide to speaking Cook Islands Maori has taken out this year’s Dragons Den Young Enterprise contest.

Last week Apii Nikao year seven and eight students played host to a group of Auckland University students who hailed from all around the world including America, Italy, Hungary and England.

A teachers’ union meeting, to be held this Wednesday will be the first of its kind for many years.

The Ministry of Health’s new mobile health clinic bus will initially be used to bring a mobile clinic to Titikaveka.

Having a platform to share her passion for the environment has been one of the most positive outcomes of Alanna Matamaru Smith’s win in the 2017 Miss Cook Islands title.