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Telecom Niue has managed to provide much-needed employment for people laid off because of the Covid-19 pandemic-induced tourism shutdown.

Micronesian countries say they oppose a postponement of the appointment of a new Secretary-General for the Pacific Islands Forum. Audio

MPs have objected to what they say was incorrect reporting about MPs' allowances, and asked the Speaker to require a Cook Islands News journalist's withdrawal from Parliament, writes the paper's…

A Cook Islands group that feels its views on Rarotonga's new water system are being ignored by the government, is planning to raise its concerns with New Zealand.

MPs have objected to what they say was incorrect reporting about MPs' allowances, and asked the Speaker to require a Cook Islands News journalist's withdrawal from Parliament, writes the paper's…

Cook Islands deputy opposition leader Terepai Maoate has urged all MPs to accept a pay-cut.

Tourism operators fear any further delays to trans-Tasman and Pacific bubbles could be the nail in the coffin for the industry.

There's an air of certainty at the University of the South Pacific after two weeks of protests at the regional institution. Audio

A Cook Islands civil society group says there are issues with governance in the country.

The Transport Agency has issued warnings for ice on the highways in the lower South Island.

The government has helped get more than 3200 people get home from 40 different countries since the Covid-19 pandemic took hold across the world.

The Pacific Islands Forum Chair and Prime Minister of Tuvalu, Kausea Natano, has requested the postponement of the appointment of a new Secretary-General.

Drought hit Hawke's Bay has had rain and in the South Island, Tekapo farmers have been working in temperatures that have barely hit five degrees.

People are being urged to stay out of the backcountry in parts of the South Island, until stormy weather passes.