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Cook Islands Prime Minister Mark Brown defended the nation’s new strategic partnership with China, citing the need for ...
The 55-year-old New Zealand tourist charged with the importation of cannabis is expected to appear before Chief Justice Patrick Keane today.
The opening day of Te Emo Aito Māori traditional sports festival was held on Friday at the National Beach Courts in Nikao, drawing enthusiastic participation from teams representing the Pa Enua and ...
The fifth night of Te Maeva Nui 2025 on Thursday saw Te Are Karioi Nui stage come alive with powerful performances celebrating the 60th anniversary of Cook Islands self-governance which will be marked ...
Cook Islands tech company Smartie will officially unveil Smartie Food, a brand-new food delivery and pickup service available across Rarotonga, today.
New Zealand has called on Cook Islands Prime Minister Mark Brown to test the views of the Cook Islands people and hold a ...
Avatiu Harbour is expected to come alive with colour and excitement this Sunday morning as more than 600 passengers from the ...
The proposal to increase taxes on sugary drinks and alcohol will be considered by the Cook Islands Cabinet this month as Te Marae Ora ramps up efforts to tackle rising chronic health problems in the ...
To honour and preserve the rich cultural heritage of the Cook Islands, the Member of Parliament for Ngatangiia, Tukaka Ama, has announced plans to beautify the historic Avana spot. This site, opposite ...
Thousands of people are anticipated to converge on the National Auditorium (Are Kariori Nui) over the coming week, with months of planning and preparation behind the scenes. Ministry of Cultural ...
Cook Islanders in Aotearoa New Zealand joyfully celebrated Te Epetoma o te reo Māori Kūki ‘Āirani - Cook Islands Māori Language Week with cultural performances and educational programmes across the ...
A ceremony was held on Mangaia on Tuesday to commemorate the successful completion of a two-year programme of extensive infrastructure improvements and investments in the island’s people, writes Pam ...
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