Lockdown in paradise: Couple feel 'blessed' for being stranded on Cook Islands
A young couple say they feel lucky for their unusual situation.
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Cook Island's Pride Day to fight homosexual ban
Cook Islands LGBT community fights to have homosexuality removed from the Crimes Act.
Cook Island boy, 5, told to cut his hair - or leave school
His mum was pulled aside and told she had to cut his hair, "cultural or not".
Best of 2019: Inside the Cook Islands ghost resort
The island was the perfect place for a luxury resort. Then, it all went horribly wrong.
Auckland man jailed for sex attack in Cook Islands hotel
Auckland man jailed for sex attack on sleeping Kiwi in Cook Islands hotel
New Zealand's High Commissioner to Cook Islands dies
Tessa Temata, who took up the role this year, has died, aged 52.
Cook Islands stops NZ leader because of gang connections
Eugene Ryder was denied entry into the Cook Islands.
Customs busts family-based tobacco smuggling ring
The activity involved 79.6kg of intercepted tobacco and $113,422 in evaded duties & GST.
The Pacific Island upping the stakes when it comes to food
Viva's Dan Ahwa has a tasteful break in the South Pacific.
Kiwi confronts Cook Islands PM after Jetstar abandons passengers
Abandoned at the airport for days, one Kiwi woman saw the Cook Islands PM and pounced.
'Never treated so poorly'- Jetstar strands Kiwis in paradise
A Kiwi family are stuck in Rarotonga after their flight was cancelled with no word why.
Ferry fall: Dad's grief as boy, 7, missing, presumed drowned
A South Auckland boy has been lost at sea on a family holiday to Rarotonga.
Maritime NZ helps search for child missing at sea in Cook Islands
NZ authorities are helping in the search for a child missing at sea in the Cook Islands.
Curse of Vaimaanga: Inside the Cook Islands ghost resort
The island was the perfect place for a luxury resort. Then, it all went horribly wrong.
Pacific Islands: Swimming with turtles in Rarotonga
Frances Cook meets an aquatic beauty in the waters of Rarotonga
School census: Who is more left-handed?
Seven per cent of Chinese, but 10 to 12 per cent of all other groups, are left-handed.
Tongan 'faith healer' Nga Teina could face further charges, court hears
Police may pursue further charges against "faith healer" Nga Teina, 62, of Auckland.
Rarotonga row: 'Dirtiest guest of all times' - Kiwi tourists fight back
Property owners' email prompts apology from Tourist Board.
The key players of Ihumātao land struggle
The occupation is unlikely to end soon.
Still rocking the boat: Paul Henry on anti-Trump media, sailing with Mum's ashes
Outspoken broadcaster still has a 'very low tolerance for obstacles'.
'Wolf of Avarua': ANZ Cook Islands link in major fraud case
Stockbroker drove a Ferrari, lived the high life in London and Malibu.
Prime Minister's holiday: Aitutaki
Few destinations offer the bewitching spectacle that Aitutaki does.
Barry Soper: Why does Ardern need to keep her holiday a secret?
COMMENT: Inquiries to PM's office were met with a 'we're not saying where she's going'.
Jacinda Ardern and baby Neve's idyllic island holiday
PM gets to spend some quality time with Neve in the Cook Islands.
'Cancer healer': More alleged victims following Tokoroa arrest
"We know there are other victims out there we just need them to come forward."
Monster marlin: First 'grander' of the year caught by Kiwi
"We didn't realise how big it was really until it hit the deck."
Officials work to free Cook Islander, 9, detained at LA airport
The 9-year-old has been detained by US authorities for more than a week.
Alfred Ngaro on a date with Destiny and a new apology
Alfred Ngaro has apologised twice for his comments about abortion. He explains his views.
Whanganui trio prepare for international paddling duty
Whanganui trio Lucas Thompson, Jack Clifton and Sophie Brooke on international kayak duty
Cook Islands: Back to nature
The Cook Islands are returning to a pristine state, writes Mark Stratton.
59 countries to be represented at Christchurch mosque attack remembrance service
Remembrance service must focus on the Muslim community, says Jacinda Ardern.
What will Cook Islands change its name to?
Cook Islands have a long history with name changes and sixty options are on the table.
Cook Islands to change name to remove association with Captain Cook
Plans in place to abandon the honour to Captain Cook and adopt a standalone name in Māori.
Cook Islands: The Birdman of Atiu
'Hotspot hero' George is key to looking after the island's endangered species.