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Three retired law enforcement officers have returned to duty as community police officers, undergoing training to help reduce crime and maintain peace in our communities. Training began on Monday this ...
A 22 year old visitor was remanded into custody early yesterday morning after being caught driving a van that had earlier been reported stolen. Police received a complaint at 4.36am about the van ...
At just 20 years old, Ayen Mae Montagot is proving that determination, adaptability, and the power of education can transform even the most uncertain paths into stories of strength and purpose. A ...
A concerned mother has raised an urgent alarm about a serious environmental issue near the BlackRock Potiki Early Childhood Education (ECE) centre. A concerned mother has raised an urgent alarm about ...
Pastor Tevai “Bobby” Matapo was diagnosed with myeloma cancer. Since returning home in April 2023 from gruelling treatment in New Zealand he threw out his medication. He solely relies in his deep ...
Tereora College students are currently carving a stone at the gallery of Master Carver Mike Tavioni in Nikao. A concept of the design selected as the winner from a competition held earlier this year ...
Cook Islands has established its own national awards system, Te Tango Raumaire o Avaiki, to recognise outstanding service and achievement across all sectors of society. The Office of the Prime ...
Catholic parishes around Rarotonga celebrated the Solemnity of the Body and Blood of Christ, also known as Corpus Christi Sunday, on Sunday, June 22, with dozens of children receiving their First Holy ...
Dear Editor, I would like to clarify some points mentioned in your article Mon 23 June regarding Moana Minerals’ engagement tour in Mauke. I was present at Mauke’s community meeting. Smit (Moana ...
The Cook Islands Parliament on Tuesday passed the 2025/26 Budget after just over a week of debate, with Parliament sitting only half-days during this period. The total sum approved for spending in the ...
Happier times … Cook Islands Prime Minister Mark Brown and New Zealand Foreign Minister Winston Peters in February last year. This week, New Zealand through Peters paused $18.2 million of core sector ...
In Parliament yesterday, Prime Minister Mark Brown said: “In that letter, I welcomed the continued dialogue and discussion between our two officials to find a resolution to rebuild this erosion of ...