Nikao Social Center becomes the home for the Nikao Market
Written by Tauraki Rongo After the Nikao Social Center was destroyed by cyclone Sally in 1987, the name carried on. People including locals continue to
June 1, 2020
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Kāre ē ko te Pare kumete te pa’u’anga
Written by Tauraki Rongo ‘I te Ma’anakai ‘i topa, kua rave ‘ia atu teta’i ‘akaari’anga manako nō te ture ‘ōu ē kia ‘a’ao teta’i ‘ua
June 1, 2020
Democratic Party Supports China but only on the Virus Stigmatization Issue
Written by Florence Syme-Buchanan Democratic Party Opposition leader Tina Browne says she will stand by the statement issued by the Republic of China ministry of
May 25, 2020
Keeping Active and Keeping Young with Papa Tai Lindsay
Written by Kathleen Lindsay Cook Island born Papa Vaine-Tutai-O-Noo Lindsay known to family and friends as ‘Papa’ is enjoying life at 80 years old. Living
May 25, 2020
Akatu’anga’anga no te Akamatutu
Written by Tauraki Rongo Kua ‘akakite ‘oki te Minita ō te ‘iti Tangata patipika te Mema Ngāteitei Aupito William Sio ē, ko te au ngā’i
May 18, 2020
Akapapa’anga Moni o Aotearoa nei
Written by Tauraki Rongo I roto i te akapapa’anga moni a te Kavamani no teia mataiti 2020, kua akatu’anga ia tetai 195 Mirioni tara no
May 18, 2020
Sacked Pukapukan Workers back to work
Written by Florence Syme-Buchanan The reinstatement of six Pukapuka government workers will come as a huge relief for them and their families, says Public Service
May 18, 2020
CIDSAP NZ – Tuku Te Manako: Invitation to ‘Have Your Say’ in structuring our journey forward
We are approaching the final updates to be added into the 2020-2030 National Cook Islands Development Strategic Action Plan New Zealand (CIDSAP NZ). We will
May 11, 2020
Catching up with Maria Tanner
Written by Tauraki Rongo “After four years and a bit I came to realise that my career and what I wanted to do could not
May 11, 2020
