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Public sector orientation enhances and equips new officials
Twenty-four public service officials participated in a one-day Public Sector Orientation (PSO) session delivered by the Office of the Public Service Commissioner (OPSC) last month, as part of standard onboarding and recruitment.
Cook Islands seeks lessons from Kosovo’s path to IMF
Officials within the Cook Islands Foreign Service were able to engage with Kosovo’s recently accredited Ambassador to the Cook Islands, Jetmira Berdynah-Shala, as part of her programme of engagements in Rarotonga last week.
100 people celebrate the elderly
Over a hundred people celebrated the elderly at the Are Pa Metua grounds in Nikao this month.
70 students to graduate from USP
Seventy students will graduate from the University of the South Pacific in Takamoa this week.
Kids to dress up for cartoon character ball
Parents, get ready to kit out your kids in the best cartoon character costume you can think off.
Favour from China suspect, says opposition
Free airfares to China should not have been accepted by Teariki Heather, says the opposition spokesperson on the Ministry of Infrastructure and Planning (MOIP).
World Teacher's Day
Teachers the world over are commemorated today.
Students to debate seabed minerals Sunday
Seabed minerals will be the topic of a debate between young people at the auditorium tomorrow.
Non-performing loans and closures
Development economist Vaine Wichman has worked extensively throughout the Pacific and Cook Islands as a development economist.
A good time for Bite Time
Fresh, healthy, inexpensive, all local and dairy-free is the motto at Bite Time.
Education conference next week
The first-ever national conference organised by the Ministry of Education will be held next week.
Takitumu School celebrate with new sign
Takitumu School was awash with red as the school and community donned their anniversary t-shirts in school colours yesterday.
Tax hikes and corruption allegations: stand out features of this government
In its three years in office this government stands out because of two things; the allegations of corruption it faces and tax increases.
Sick pilot strands holiday goers
Being forced to spend an extra six days in Rarotonga is a bonus for a trio of Australians, but not without a little headache.
Pukapuka community raises $168,000
The Pukapuka community raised around $168,000 last Friday, to be used for their new accommodation unit in Rarotonga.
Pacific ports authorities to meet
The Cook Islands Ports Authority is proudly hosting the 38th annual Pacific Maritime Transport Alliance (PMTA) Conference in Rarotonga from 16-18 October.
Pue fishermen receive new gear
Fishing equipment worth $2400 was blessed at the Pukapuka Hostel yesterday.
Niue police officer on exchange programme
Cook Islands plays a leading role in regards to women in policing, making it an example that other pacific nations can follow.
Experts in home security
Providing aluminium joinery that adds to the security of your home is daily business for Cook Islands Steel.
Donor contributes funds for education
Whale researcher Nan Hauser has received a much appreciated monetary gift from a far away donor.
Dancing to the home beat in Japan
Love of local dance style and old folk songs has led to six young dancers representing the Cook Islands when they showcase their moves in Japan.
Chiropractor plans return visit
People experiencing back pain and neuromuscular disorders can breathe a sigh of relief as chiropractor Dr Mac Rastkar makes his return visit to Rarotonga.
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