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National
Coastal inundation alert issued for Rarotonga, Southern Cooks
A coastal inundation alert was issued on Saturday for Rarotonga and the rest of the Southern Cook Islands, warning of potential sea flooding in coastal areas, particularly during high tides.
Day 2: Vaka Marumaru Atua crew sends Mother’s Day wishes
Vaka Marumaru Atua left Rarotonga for Hawaii, to attend the 13th Festival of Pacific Arts and Culture from June 6-16, on Friday morning.
Sky Pacific service to undergo transition
The majority of Sky Pacific customers will be without the service for several weeks in October, as operators work to resurrect the signal following changes in Fiji.
Audiology and health specialists in town
Specialist health care continues at Rarotonga Hospital this week, with the completion of a three week programme.
Puppies looking for new a home
The Esther Honey Foundation has some cuddly animals who are looking for a home.
50th year for Araura College
Araura College will celebrate its 50th anniversary during December.
Students speak out on press freedom
Three Year 8 students have won themselves $100 cash prizes in the Cook Islands News competition on press freedom.
Smiles all round at national baby show
There were smiles from toddlers, music and celebrations yesterday at the National Baby Show.
A mission to make a difference
Improving the life of people with challenges in the Cook Islands is the main mission of the new principal and manager of the Creative Centre Rodger Harkness.
Anderson returns as chamber president
Steve Anderson returned to the post of the Cook Islands Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday as a result of elections at the group’s annual general meeting.
Defibrillator installed at police station
Life-saving equipment has been installed at the police station by the Cook Islands Water Safety Council Inc (CIWSCI).
Pukapuka joins forces for fundraiser
The Pukapuka community in Rarotonga were in high spirits on Friday as they came together to raise money for their accommodation unit.
Funding for seabed minerals regulations
The Seabed Minerals Authority (SBMA) has received funding to draft national regulations around seabed minerals.
Plea for prison escapee's release
Prison escapee Wilfred Dauvois, 34, has been remanded back into custody after his lawyer pleaded to police and court to “apply some humanity” and release him on bail.
Tax review proposes sweeping changes
The Cook Islands government has drafted a document that aims to revamp the nation’s tax system.
More male nurse applications needed
College graduates and males are among those being encouraged to apply for the Cook Islands Nursing School, which is due to open in January.
Goodies galore for ANZ celebrations
Pure joy could be seen on the faces of kids at Takitumu School when ANZ Bank paid a visit to the school armed with goodie bags and a cake to celebrate their 25th birthday.
New CEO wanted for Telecom
Telecom Cook Islands is in the market for a new chief executive officer who can start next year, with the intention of allowing enough time for a reasonable hand over period.
Pukapuka community fundraiser today
The Pukapuka community is holding a fundraiser at Te Atakura today, to raise money for their accommodation unit.
Targeting world class laboratory services for the people of the Pacific
Laboratory testing has come a long way in the Cooks in recent years, and a meeting in New Caledonia has aimed to improve partnerships between labs in the Pacific.
Local chefs win 2 silver medals in Guam
Two silver medals have been brought home by two Cook Islands representatives from the Pacific Culinary Challenge held in Guam last week.
Kenning resigns from super fund board
The chairman of the Cook Islands National Superannuation fund has resigned from the fund’s board.
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