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.

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

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.

TODAY, join us at Aroʻa Beach (next to The Rarotongan and opposite Kaena Restaurant) from 2pm onwards, as a call to action for a moratorium or pause on deep sea mining takes place worldwide. You won't ...

Cook Islands’ Minister of Foreign Affairs and Immigration has highlighted the country’s innovative climate-resilient measures and called for increased investment and international support to address ...

The Ministry of Justice aims to provide its annual report to the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) prior to the due date.

The Government of the Cook Islands will welcome island leaders from across the Pa Enua to Rarotonga this week for the Pa Enua Governance Forum 2025, a national gathering dedicated to strengthening ...

Dear Editor, I refer to a recent Letter to the Editor commenting on duty travel undertaken by the Secretary of Education Owen Lewis.

The official Te Maeva Nui programme begins next week on Friday, July 25 with the Float Parade through Avarua, starting at 11am.

Cook Islands Prime Minister Mark Brown defended the nation’s new strategic partnership with China, citing the need for diverse international partners to fund a $650 million infrastructure plan that ...

The journey of the Cook Islands from 1965 to 2025 is not only a tale of political evolution and economic development, but also equally a profound story of cultural resilience, continuity, and renewal.

In a highly anticipated Cook Islands Rugby Union (CIRU) Rarotonga Club 15s competition, the undefeated Avatiu Eels and Tupapa Panthers will face off in a week three match today, a replay of last ...