‘A very big heart’: Children’s tribute to mum who died a hero saving daughter
Son says Memory Peu died as she lived her life, always putting others' needs first.
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Cook Islands reopens its borders to vaccinated Kiwis
The Cook Islands is well-placed to bounce back to a strong position if it gets tourists.
Education needs to accompany Dawn Raids apology - petition
"We hope this is the beginning of more to come."
Flava comp win means woman can take baby's placenta home to Rarotonga
Mati Faaeteete will be able to return home to bury her newborn's placenta and see family.
'Aere mai' Rarotonga: Airlines welcome one-way Cook Islands bubble
The first quarantine-free flights are being prepared for next week.
'Tears of joy': One wedding and a funeral - parents marry the day they buried teen daughter
Parents buried their daughter, then surprised mourners with their marriage ceremony.
NZ's 24th Covid death: Ashley Bloomfield's tribute to Dr Joe Williams
He held many senior roles in the health sector in New Zealand.
Cook Islands close border to all incoming flights due to New Zealand's Covid-19 outbreak
The decision comes after a flight from Auckland tomorrow has Covid-19 risk.
Kia orana! Museum lights up for Cook Islands Language Week
The Auckland War Memorial Museum has a colourful welcome for the week.
Jet Raro swoops on old Virgin route, despite no Cooks air bridge
Although the air bridge is nowhere to be seen, the Cook Islands may gain an airline.
Customs busts family-based tobacco smuggling ring
The activity involved 79.6kg of intercepted tobacco and $113,422 in evaded duties & GST.
Pacific preschools 'set back 30 years'
Teachers now have to have better English than doctoral students at NZ universities.
Pasifika's joy will shine in any weather
Western Springs Park will come to life with the sounds, smells and sights of the Pacific.
Grant ends war vet's NZ 'jail sentences'
Cook Islands war veteran Bill Framhein feels as if he has just been let out of jail after a surprise pre-Christmas Cabinet decision to grant him a special annuity. Mr Framhein, 70, served in the NZ Army in Malaya and Borneo
Time to change rules
Cook Islanders are legitimate New Zealand citizens, so why can't retirees draw their pensions there, asks Peter Calder.
Record numbers of NZ gay, bisexual men diagnosed with HIV
New figures reveal HIV amongst gay and bisexual men in NZ is at its worst level since the virus entered NZ in the 1980s.
Talented line-up for Pacific awards
There are some serious match-ups at this year's Pacific Music Awards.