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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.
Gala raises more than $32,000
Apii Te Uki Ou raised more than $32,000 at their gala fundraiser on Friday.
Child welfare reports on clinic outcomes
It’s a busy month for the Cook Islands Child Welfare Association.
Public consultations on budget process
The Ministry of Finance and Economic Management (MFEM) is inviting members of the public to attend a series of public consultations on the national budget process.
Aquaponics regional meeting in Titikaveka
Aquaculture experts from around the Pacific gathered for a workshop in Rarotonga yesterday.
ANZ Bank celebrates 25 years in the Cook Islands
ANZ Bank is inviting customers to participate in a range of celebratory activities to mark the bank’s 25th anniversary in the Cook Islands this week.
Palau delegation visits for tax research
A government delegation from the Republic of Palau was in Rarotonga recently to learn about the Cook Islands value-added tax (VAT) system.
Esther Honey manager leaves the island
The Esther Honey Foundation’s practice manager Carl Hartnett said a sad farewell to the Cooks Thursday evening.
Kiwi runners win RRRR
Kiwi runners Tony Broadhead and Lisa Robertson were crowned king and queen of the Rarotonga roads on Saturday morning when the pair won the overall men’s and women’s division of the Round Raro Road Race.
Police women host programme
Local police women raised $8000 for a programme of activities for spouses of police chiefs who attended the Pacific Islands Chiefs of Police conference last month.
Over 2 tonnes of waste collected
More than 2000 kilogrammes of rubbish was picked up along the coastline of Rarotonga during a recent waste campaign.
To Tereanga: a view of learning at Tereora
Matthew Easterbrook is a learning and teaching advisor at the Ministry of Education.
Doing island time for 'a bit of dope'
A former senior Kiwi cop serving time in Cook Islands jail for drug offences has described how he used cannabis to cope with the overwhelming stress of some of New Zealand’s grisliest murders.
Two men charged in alleged rape case
Two Takuvaine Reds rugby players have been arrested and charged, one with rape and one with assault on a female.
Portrait exhibition to open at BCA
Faces that make up the Cook Islands will fill the walls at Beachcomber Contemporary Art gallery next week, for the exhibition of the Cook Islands People Project.
Atiu visual art students lead the way
A first-time exhibition of Enuamanu School senior art students’ tapa works will be held at the Atiu Tourism Information Centre on October 2.
Festival of fun in Ngatangiia
Apii Te Uki Ou was transformed into a festival ground on Friday to help raise money for the school.
Cook Islands celebrates International Peace Day
Today marks the International Day of Peace also known as Peace Day and it provides an opportunity for individuals, organisations and nations to create practical acts of peace on a shared date.
Special birthday party at Arorangi Preschool
Arorangi Preschool student Lahaina Henry celebrated her fourth birthday on Thursday with a special party at school.
TV production begins rehearsals
Rehearsals begin this weekend for a television series that aims to capture the voice of Cook Islands women.
Asbestos removal in Avarua
Asbestos will be removed from an old government-owned building in Avarua next week.
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