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Opinion
Letter: The perils of Cryptocurrency Bill
Kia orana e te tama Etita, Me ka tika I toou ngateitei - tuku atu I toku manako ariki-kore I te ture tamanako “Tainted Cryptocurrency Recovery Bill 2023” Kia tika kia akakite atu au I toku manako na roto I to tatou reo maori Kuki Airani, kia marama ia mai e to tatou iti tangata rikiriki.
Letter: Is religion relevant today?
Dear Editor, Our modern society likes to proclaim itself to be multicultural and secular, and the direction seems to be a future without old-fashioned religious ballast where science is the tool for constant progress and prosperity, happiness for everything and everyone.
LETTER: Calling for common sense
Letters for Wednesday August 18, 2021
LETTER: Put money where your mouth is
Letters for Tuesday August 17, 2021
OPINION: Education system – the proof is in the pudding
Something is not right with our education system and the teachers are fed up and have had enough, writes Te Tuhi Kelly, Leader of the Progressive Party of the Cook Islands.
LETTERS: ‘One cannot abolish what does not exist’
Letters for Monday August 16, 2021
OPINION: Pay teachers well before they leave
Our long serving and long suffering teachers held the helm during the Covid disruptions last year, when times and circumstances added more strain for them to get our children through their necessary curriculum for their NCEA exams, writes Ruta Mave.
OPINION: Our children deserve better
We are asking our teachers to give from the very little they have left, and simply, they deserve better wages and working conditions because our children deserve better, writes Thomas Tarurongo Wynne.
OPINION: Pukapukans live with nature, not against it
Pukapuka is certainly one of the islands that has maintained respect for the traditional ra’ui system, writes Te Ipukarea Society.
LETTERS: All eyes on police chief
Letters for Saturday August 14, 2021
LETTERS: Penrhyn’s missing money matter swept under the rug?
Letters for August 13, 2021
LETTERS: The rising cost of living
Letters for Thursday August 12, 2021
OPINION: There is strength in our diversity
Cook Islanders are not leaving our shores, rather they are extending the borders of our people to include the borders of NZ and Australia because that is where Cook Islanders have made their home, writes Prime Minister Mark Brown.
OPINION: Underselling our precious resources
Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure, writes Ruta Mavé.
LETTERS - Wake up and smell the coffee
Letters for Monday August 9, 2021
The legacy of ‘snobbery’
Letters to the Editor - August 6, 2021.
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