The annual Imanuela Akatemia Gala Day, that was held on Thursday, at the Punanga Nui Market, was a great success, bringing together families, friends and the wider community for a day of exciting activities and purchases for a good cause.
The proposed mandatory breaks and permit limitations for expat workers ‘unfairly targets’ Pacific and Asian migrants, says the law firm that successfully challenged the Cook Islands’ immigration law in the High Court.
Rotaract Rarotonga has stepped in to support the work of Punanga Turuturu Itivaine (PTI), the Cook Islands Women's Support Centre, by donating two BBQ tables.
Following recent improvements at Nikao Cemetery, the Cook Islands Investment Corporation (CIIC) has commenced essential grounds maintenance work at Panama Cemetery, situated just outside the Catholic Cemetery in Panama, Rarotonga.
The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) has recommended that the Cook Islands Police Service explore Te Aponga Uira (TAU) subsidies to lower its electricity expenses.
Chief Justice Patrick Keane presided over several matters at the Cook Islands High Court via an audio-visual link last Friday.
The Cook Islands ship registry no longer has any vessels trading in Russian petroleum products, says its executive director, amidst allegations of registering ‘shadow fleet’ used to circumvent curbs on Russian oil exports.
Government has set a cap of about 100 recipients over five years for the grant under its new initiative, which aims to support first-time home builders and expand the Cook Islands’ housing stock by 2-3 per cent.
Willie John and his sister Manongi Latham are on a mission to locate their grandmother’s grave, believed to be in the Nikao Cemetery on Rarotonga.
As Te Maeva Nui and 60th anniversary preparations ramp up across the nation, health authorities are working around the clock to eliminate the threat of dengue fever ahead of the annual cultural celebration, with no new cases reported to date.
Four islands in the southern Pa Enua – Atiu, Mitiaro, Mauke and Mangaia – have officially been declared smoke-free, marking a major milestone in the Cook Islands’ journey towards a healthier future.
The National Environmental Service (NES) delivered an engaging and interactive session on freshwater health, using the Avatiu Stream as an example, at Tereora College last Thursday.
Road incidents continue to be a major concern for Cook Islands Police, with another weekend of crashes and collisions, tragically including one that resulted in the fatality of a 39-year-old.
Te Tango Tutara O Te Ture/Ministry of Justice marked a significant milestone this week, celebrating 60 years of service in alignment with the nation’s 60th anniversary of self-governance.
In a historic ceremony on Saturday morning, Susan Love de Miguel was invested as Makea Nui Ariki, bringing a physical revival to a chiefly title that has remained unoccupied for over 30 years.
Four outstanding individuals have been recognised with the 2024 King’s Birthday Honours, presented at a ceremony held yesterday at the official residence of the King's Representative in Titikaveka.
Cook Islands lawyer Lavi Rokoika has been appointed as the acting Commissioner of the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption (FICAC).
Air Rarotonga managing director Ewan Smith has been recognised in the New Zealand King’s Birthday Honours after he was knighted for services to Cook Islands business and tourism.
Mike Bowie has been appointed as an environmental specialist by the National Environment Service (NES).
Cook Islands Police has confirmed the death of a 39-year-old male who crashed at the roadside in Avatiu.
Rarotonga Airport is undergoing a major terminal extension project to enhance international travel safety and support economic recovery after COVID-19, conducted by the Airport Authority Cook Islands (AACI).
Tereora College empowers students to embrace their culture by encouraging participation in the school's Cook Islands Maori junior programme.