Cook Islands News brings you the latest stories of the day from our online and news team.
Disclaimer: CI News reserves the right to use your comments in the daily newspaper.
A shortage of players in the women’s premiership means only two teams will compete in the 2026 Cook Islands Rugby League domestic competition.
The post
Dear Editor,
Your “Political Observer” correspondent in Tuesday’s Letter to the Editor, headed, “Aitutaki power play”, in advocating for the new ministerial
Maritime Cook Islands (MCI) has reaffirmed its commitment to transparent, ongoing engagement with New Zealand by providing real-time confirmation of all
Apii Nassau has added a new subject, Home Economics, to this year’s senior curriculum.
The post Apii Nassau introduces Home Economics to tackle attention
The United States handed over a complete water quality testing system to Te Marae Ora Ministry of Health, responding to a specific need identified during
Cook Islands leaders joined their Pacific counterparts in Hawaiʻi yesterday for the opening of The Pacific Agenda: Investment, Security and Shared Prosperity
A man found in possession of 0.28 grams of cannabis while visiting a friend at the Arorangi Prison has been convicted and ordered to pay a $500 fine.
The
Cook Islands Motor Centre has commenced work on a temporary Tyre Bay workshop following a fire last week that destroyed the company’s long-standing facility.
The
Cook Islands seniors will be among the first in the Pacific to receive regional digital safety support to safeguard them from online scams and exploitation.
The
The most shocking news of the week was not the knowledge that our government ministers are not turning up for the simplest job of sitting in parliament
Cook Islands Rugby League 13s defending champions, Tupapa Panthers winning streak from 2025 ended on Saturday when Arorangi Bears earned their first win
The Punanga Nui Market was a hive of activity on Saturday morning as seven home cooks battled for culinary supremacy in the Takurua Rukau Royal Rumble.
A Kata cartoon depicting standing against seabed mining as being anti progress is a great conversation starter.
The post Letter: Standing against seabed
The National Environment Services (NES) and the Ministry of Agriculture (MoA) Cook Islands have formally signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU).
The
The National Environment Service (NES) held a two-day Coastal Management Training session featuring Beca International Consultants Ltd on Monday and Tuesday,
Travellers to the Cook Islands are advised to raise their concerns to the Cook Islands Customs office if they feel that Customs officers are treating them
Justice of the Peace Nga Mataio presided over several criminal matters at the High Court on Thursday.
The post Court News appeared first on Cook Islands