Cook Islands Police have confirmed the country’s sixth road fatality.

The 55-year-old New Zealand tourist charged with the importation of cannabis is expected to appear before Chief Justice Patrick Keane today.

Cook Islands tech company Smartie will officially unveil Smartie Food, a brand-new food delivery and pickup service available across Rarotonga, today.

The opening day of Te Emo Aito Māori traditional sports festival was held on Friday at the National Beach Courts in Nikao, drawing enthusiastic participation from teams representing the Pa Enua and ...

Cook Islands Prime Minister Mark Brown defended the nation’s new strategic partnership with China, citing the need for ...

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

St Joseph’s Primary School will celebrate a significant milestone next week – celebrating 130 years of education and the legacy of the Catholic Sisters of St Joseph of Cluny in the Cook Islands.

With reference to your edition of the 22 May 2025. “Christian Nation Bid Rejected.” It is a sad day when the decision of a very few decides the want of the majority. The Minister Tingika Elikana, ...

The Cook Islands Police have reinstated three experienced retired officers – Moutara Cummings, Taruia Ringiao, and Teariki Purua – as constables under the Vaka Policing Programme, aiming to enhance ...

The proposal to increase taxes on sugary drinks and alcohol will be considered by the Cook Islands Cabinet this month as Te Marae Ora ramps up efforts to tackle rising chronic health problems in the ...

Vae Unuka, chairman of the Aitutaki community in Rarotonga, has expressed confidence in the island team’s performances as they wrap up preparations for the 2025 Te Maeva Nui festival, which will be ...