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Secretary for Te Marae Ora Ministry for Health Bob Williams attended the second Pacific Conference on Health and Climate Change in Nadi, Fiji, c…
When leaders say “we” and “our”, who exactly do they mean? Whether it is the Penrhyn port project, seabed mineral developments or government spe…
It is that time of year again when migratory humpback whales return to the warm waters of the Cook Islands.
Omoka School in Penrhyn celebrated Week 5 with a programme of literacy and community activities, culminating in a gala supported by students, pa…
Apii Te Uki Ou’s annual gala brought students, parents, teachers and the wider school community together last week Wednesday, September 2, with…
Fifty-three years after missing their initial invitation, 19 New Zealand veterans visited Rarotonga this week to present commemorative plaques a…
Cook Islands has secured a joint funding pledge of over $100 million from the United States and New Zealand to upgrade the critical lifeline por…
The inaugural Te Maeva Nui Content Creator Programme concluded with an awards ceremony celebrating local creators who captured behind-the-scenes…
Leadership is not an ascension to power. It is a submission to service, writes Thomas Tarurongo Wynne.
Dear Editor, It is interesting that the Ministry of Education should despair at the decreased levels of attainment of their students in the late…
Mauke has recorded the highest rainfall in the Cook Islands this month, far exceeding the normal monthly average, as a cloud band and low-pressu…
THIS WEEK sees the start of the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) World Conservation Congress (WCC) in Honolulu, Hawaii.