Cook Islands Parliament has been recommended to sit for 39 days this year, after sitting for only 14 days in 2024 – 28 days ...

Prime Minister Mark Brown officially launched the theme for the Cook Islands’ 60th anniversary of self-governance, which will ...

The world of rugby league has seen a significant growth and recognition for female athletes, highlighting their skill, determination and passion for the game.

The National Auditorium was filled with Christmas holiday spirit yesterday as families gathered for the annual Rotaract Christmas in the Park. The event aimed to spread joy and foster a sense of ...

Deputy Prime Minister, Albert Nicholas has defended Cook Islands Investment Corporation’s (CIIC) financial practices and travel policies which were raised in the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) annual ...

Preparations for the holidays are now underway, and rellies are already arriving. We all start out with high hopes for a memorable and enjoyable family celebration, yet there are often disruptions ...

Significant attempts were made from overseas to hack into the government’s central network a few weeks ago, revealed Prime Minister Mark Brown. Significant attempts were made from overseas to hack ...

Dear Editor, It was with disbelief that most New Zealanders watched on the evening Television 1 News, Sunday night (NZ time), the story about your Prime Minister, Mark Brown, intention to make a break ...

Christmas came early for two amazing people who have a passion for serving our community, thanks to Vodafone Cook Islands. Terii Taura’a Simpson from the Cook Islands Child Welfare Association (CICWA) ...

Strong winds and hazardous conditions continue to affect the Cook Islands, as a strong wind warning remains in effect for both the Northern and Southern groups. The warning issued this week will ...

A proposal to amend the Constitution and declare the Cook Islands a Christian nation is being considered by a Special Select Committee established by Parliament a week ago to address the ongoing ...

Nearly half of Cook Islands government agencies have failed to submit their mandatory reports to the Public Accounts Committee (PAC), and majority of those submitted are deemed substandard, according ...