A team of 11 athletes will represent the Cook Islands at the Blue Lake One Canoe Sprints to be held this weekend at Lake Tikitapu in Rotorua, New Zealand.

Attending multiple bushfires – often caused by negligence - is proving quite costly for the Rescue Fire Services.

The well-known Mt Albert Grammar School (MAGS) will be in Rarotonga this week on a rugby tour.

The Cook Islands National Council of Women (CINCW) has welcomed the recent appointment of three women to the head of ministries (HoMs) posts.

The Chinese will pay for any poor workmanship arising from stage one of the Te Mato Vai (TMV) project, says deputy prime minister Mark Brown.

Giantkillers Takuvaine will be hoping for another upset when it takes on Nikao in the Rarotonga Club Cricket premier men’s match today.

Government minister George Maggie proved action speaks louder than voice when he presented a cheque to support the Tupapa Sevens club yesterday.

Nandi Glassie has been invited to attend the Asia Pacific Population Conference (APPC) in Auckland, New Zealand, next week as a resource facilitator.

Ben Ponia has been appointed the new Chief of Staff of the Office of the Prime Minister .

Sisters Adoniah and Keziah Lewis are living their dreams playing professional basketball for UK-based club Newcastle Eagles team in the Women's British Basketball League. Prior to joining the Eagles, the duo were playing in Italy. In an exclusive interview with CINews, the sisters talk about their experience in Italy and their future on the basketball court.