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Sarakura declared new Penrhyn MP
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Regulator defends Starlink users
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Aitutaki’s heritage preserved in new anthology
4 January 2024
Avatiu Eels retain Nines title
8 January 2024
Beddoes crowned top athlete
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NRL player Dargan dies in Aitutaki motorcycle crash
24 December 2023
‘Please heed the signs’: resident makes plea to tourists
20 December 2023
Cook Islands set to play in new World Series
10 October 2023
Corruption report exposes ‘bribe and sexual favours’
17 January 2023
Corruption in the Cook Islands?
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Moana target 2025 World Cup
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Cook Islands lead call for stronger ocean science at UN Conference
“You cannot manage what you cannot measure,” said Prime Minister Mark Brown at the Ocean Decade Conference held in Barcelona, Spain, last month.
Penrhyn/Tongareva celebrates first tertiary graduates
In a historic celebration for Penrhyn/Tongareva Island, the community came together to witness their first-ever graduates from a tertiary programme.
Stallions give $500 to Creative Centre
Members of the Creative Centre were thrilled to receive $500 from the Teimurimotia Stallions rugby sevens team yesterday.
Data on crashes to be investigated
The Ministry of Health is gathering data on road crashes, to see what can be done to reduce resulting injuries and deaths.
Te Kainga receives donation
Aunty Tutai Tangaroa on behalf of Te Kainga Mental Health Trust received a donation recently from funds collected through the Mr Lava Lava contest.
Glimpses of Epati at tribute game
The memorial game for Navy Epati that was played last Friday, showed glimpses of the man himself, streaking down the touch-line.
BPW meeting for women on tonight
A meeting for women will be held tonight at Caf Salsa through the Cook Islands Business and Professional Women’s Association (CIBPWA).
Low rainfall forecast for northern Cooks
Some areas of the Cooks are expected to be dryer than usual in coming months.
Prime Minister returns from Hawaii
Prime Minister Henry Puna has returned from Hawaii after paying a visit to the Governor of the State of Hawaii.
Mitiaro consulted on marine park
Mitiaro residents are in support of the marine park, but also endorsed a cautious approach to dealing with marine resources.
Pipe laying all in a days' work
Areariki (Riki) Cowan of AC Drainage Ltd is a man on a mission to install drains and pipes and provide his services for households around the island.
Te Kainga supports suicide prevention awareness
The Tekainga Mental Health Trust along with the Ministry of Health is supporting suicide prevention by dedicating the entire week of September 14-21 to the cause.
Rakanui – te neke nei ki ko i te Are Ariki?
When Tupuna Rakanui spoke to CI News regarding his possible appointment as clerk of the House of Ariki and Aronga Mana, it was requested that a Maori version of his account be published simultaneously with the CI News story which appears on page 1.
China's new approach begins in Cooks
A visiting researcher says Rarotonga’s $60 million Te Mato Vai water infrastructure project represents a fundamental shift in the way China delivers foreign aid.
CITC launches 'Go Green' bags
With Clean up the World Day happening on Friday, CITC has decided this is the time to launch its new ‘Go Green’ reusable shopping bags.
Mamas and papas wanted at Are Pa Metua
Are Pa Metua is looking for more members.
Slow down and drive safely, say police
The police had a busy weekend issuing notices to speed demons on the road those without a warrant of fitness.
Toa given dangerous goods licence
Toa Petroleum has been issued its full dangerous goods licence.
BTIB to assess by-catch arrangement
A BTIB decision to temporarily allow a foreign fishing company to sell by-catch to retailers as part of a three month trial will be reviewed in October.
Problem of inflation in the local economy
In response to Saturday’s smoke signal ‘Invest seabed wealth locally’ (CINews, September 7, which questioned how investing money from seabed activities locally would distort the local economy); the Cook Islands has a stable and relatively low inflation rate predominantly because we use the New Zealand dollar.
Luncheon for Toque d'or trio
Following the success of the Cook Island trio in the Nestle Toque D’or competition last month in Auckland, the Cook Islands Tertiary Training Institute will be holding a kaikai to show their appreciation for a job well done.
Cooks chef to compete in Guam
President of the Cook Islands Chefs Association, Sam Timoko, will be competing in Guam for the Pacific Culinary Challenge from September 18 to 20.
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