The decision to appoint a convicted former Member of Parliament, Robert Tapaitau, as project manager for the recent ...

Police were continuing an investigation yesterday into a Saturday afternoon road incident in which a cyclist was struck from behind by a truck, in Arorangi.

The efforts to mend diplomatic ties between the Cook Islands and New Zealand have seen significant progress following a recent meeting between heads of ministries from both nations.

In many parts of the world including the Cook Islands, connection is at the heart of our way of life – through family ties, community bonds, and cultural traditions. Whether we’re sharing meals, ...

The Cook Islands has strengthened its climate resilience efforts with the introduction of new tools, equipment, and technical support to boost invasive species management across Rarotonga, Atiu, and ...

Level 3 students at Tereora College have kicked off their fundraising season with a successful start, selling curry chicken plates to raise funds for their senior ball, which will take place on ...

The 2025 Rarotonga Football Season continues with Round 2 action this week, as Tupapa-Maraerenga FC takes on Avatiu FC in a highly anticipated midweek clash at the CIFA Complex.

The Samoan community in Rarotonga is preparing to take the stage later this month in celebration of the Cook Islands’ 60th Constitution Day.

Vaka Takitumu is celebrating a milestone this year with a large and vibrant contingent preparing to take the stage for Te Maeva Nui 2025, with participants as young as 13.

Cook Islands public servants are eligible for up to 10 days of paid special leave to participate in the 2025 Te Maeva Nui festival.

As part of the ongoing GEF7-funded Project ENUA (Enhancing Nature’s Unique Areas), the University of Newcastle (UoN), Australia, completed their third field visit to Rarotonga from 2–9 of this month.