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Cook Islands Immigration wants to reintroduce mandatory breaks and permit limitations for expat workers, which have been criticised as unfair and a step backwards. Cook Islands Immigration wants to ...
The Cook Islands Red Cross Society celebrated a successful World Blood Donor Day this week, drawing strong support from donors and the local community. “It’s been very exciting to see the turnout and ...
Kindness and faith are not measured by what we have, but by what we are willing to give – even in scarcity, writes Kayla Kaimarama Willie of the Latter-day Saints. As a little girl in Sunday School, ...
Te Marae Ora (TMO) Ministry of Health will conduct a feasibility study on school-based water fluoridation to combat alarming rates of tooth decay in Cook Islands children, aiming to reduce it by 50 ...
A Cook Islands environmental advocate has criticised the seabed mining consultation process being undertaken by the Cook Islands Government in Australia, describing it as one-sided and lacking ...
Businessperson Vaiana Dance was sentenced to 24 months of probation, with 12 months on community service, for two counts of dangerous driving causing injury and one count of failing to stop to ...
Dear Editor, It was interesting to read the Public Accounts Committee’s recommendation that Police get a subsidy so they can reduce their power bill. No, they shouldn't; that’s what it costs. When I ...
Cook Islanders have a close connection to their land and feel a sense of stewardship to protect it against the rapidly changing climate. However, extreme coastal hazards are increasing, including ...
The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) has recommended that the Cook Islands Police Service explore Te Aponga Uira (TAU) subsidies to lower its electricity expenses. The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) ...
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 ...
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 ...
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. Their grandmother, Manongi, passed away in 1955.
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