Anneka Brown
Big savings for Pa Enua in new online registry
Friday December 13, 2019The Ministry of Justice has launched a new online company registry – and dropped the registration fee from $130 to $75.
Arbitration chases Chinese pipelayer
Tuesday December 10, 2019
Government enters arbitration with Chinese contractor, in hopes of recovering millions paid to repair shonky water pipes.
Telcom Bill poses challenges
Monday December 09, 2019
Although it may pose as challenging, delivering an effective telecommunications service within the Cook Islands is still viable.
See no evil, buy no evil
Saturday December 07, 2019
Cook Islands artists and artisans are competing for the tourist dollar against imported tack and rip-offs. So, what price authenticity? Anneka Brown investigates.
Water authorities agree to sign-off for chlorination
Saturday December 07, 2019Government will apply for an environmental impact assessment for the long term disinfection of Rarotonga’s water supply, expected to be with chlorine.
Water authorities agree to sign-off for chlorination
Saturday December 07, 2019Government will apply for an environmental impact assessment for the long term disinfection of Rarotonga’s water supply, expected to be with chlorine.
New court bid to stop chemicals in water
Friday December 06, 2019
Leaders and landowners from six parts of Rarotonga have filed a court application to stop the proposed trial of poly-aluminium chloride to clean the water supply, and the use of chlorine to “shock dose” new pipes.
UN tells MPs of responsibility to repeal same-sex crime law
Thursday December 05, 2019
MPs ask for help to understand issues of criminalisation of same-sex relations.
Mermaids claim netball title
Wednesday December 04, 2019
Only the fittest teams survived after a gruelling five day battle in the Netball in Paradise 2019 at Arorangi courts.
Keeping reading culture alive
Wednesday December 04, 2019
Cook Islands Library and Museum’s manager Jean Mason has worked all year to source books for the outer islands. In an interview with Anneka Brown, Mason reflects on why she’s spent 12 years doing her best to keep the library alive.
