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Thursday 12 July 2018 | Published in Letters to the Editor
Pictured after the swearing-in ceremony at Government House last Thursday are (from left), new cabinet minister Rose Toki Brown, prime minister Henry Puna, Queen's Representative Tom Marsters, and new ministers George Maggie and Robert Tapiatau. Tapiatau and Brown stood as independent candidates in the general election, while George Maggie came from the One Cook Islands movement. 18071106
Dear Editor, We watched in amazement at the line-up of the new government Members of Parliament – namely the two independents and the sole One Cook Islands movement member.
Dear Editor, We watched in amazement at the line-up of the new government Members of Parliament – namely the two independents and the sole One Cook Islands movement member.
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