Rashneel Kumar
China is a factor in appointment of security chief
Tuesday July 30, 2019
The threat environment in which the Cook Islands operates has become more complex in recent years, especially with the growing Chinese presence, says a security expert.
Water vexes leaders
Tuesday July 30, 2019
Traditional leaders will debate plans to disinfect drinking water then charge a price for it.
Public servants in petition row
Tuesday July 30, 2019The government is putting ‘doubt in the minds’ of civil servants who might want to speak out against chlorine, a lobby group says.
Golfer extends lead in world comp
Monday July 29, 2019
Phillis Meti extended her top place lead in the World Long Drive women’s competition after another win last week.
Junior basketballers take up the challenge
Saturday July 27, 2019
Cook Islands Basketball Federation is running out of time to raise $15,000 to send five local players to the Oceania U17 Basketball Championship in Noumea, New Caledonia.
Swimmers safe after fatal collapse
Saturday July 27, 2019
Cook Islands swimmers are safe amidst reports of a fatal incident within the vicinity of the FINA World Championships venue in Gwangju, South Korea.
Stage set for Raro Water Music
Saturday July 27, 2019
Popular lagoon cruise tour company Koka Lagoon Cruises’ new glass bottom boat comes with an entertainment stage.
Lobby group launches anti-chlorine petition
Saturday July 27, 2019
A petition against chlorinating Rarotonga’s drinking water will be distributed today.
The top two: Two civil servants split $300k
Saturday July 27, 2019
Two senior public servants are paid outside of the top salary band, pocketing more than $130,000 annually.
League wants better build-up
Friday July 26, 2019
Cook Islands Rugby League Association is looking for some international matches for the women’s team ahead of the Women’s World Cup 2021.