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Despite pleas from stranded Cook Islanders waiting to head home from New Zealand, the first batch of travellers facing 'double quarantine' rules are to check into an Auckland hotel on Friday.

Cook Islands police have praised swift work by investigators and community support following a rare machete robbery on Rarotonga late yesterday.

Cook Islands police are investigating what could be the country's first recorded machete robbery.

Two more opposition MPs in the Cook Islands parliament have joined their leader Tina Browne in voluntary pay cuts.

The OFC Nations Cup football competition has been cancelled because of the coronavirus pandemic.

The All Whites won't get to defend the Oceania Nations Cup at home with the June tournament cancelled due to the global pandemic.

The Cook Islands government is under pressure to ease rules that people returning from overseas must spend two spells in quarantine.

The Cook Islands Opposition is calling on the government to take a pay cut, to show its solidarity with people suffering due to the Covid-19 threat.

Thirteen new Covid-19 cases were confirmed today, 20 people are reported to be in hospital and a record number of tests for the virus were carried out yesterday.

The Cook Islands has been declared free of Covid-19, allowing churches to reopen this weekend.

Cindy Beavis, who died last month, was a founder of Access Radio and before that she was the first woman executive producer of Checkpoint and a Master Control radio operator at RNZ.

The Cook Islands has been declared free of Covid-19, allowing churches to reopen this weekend.

Find yourself with a lot of spare time on your hands during the Covid-19 lockdown? Here are some video games to keep you occupied.

Severe drought in Western Polynesia may have led to the settlement of the East Polynesian islands earlier than previously thought.

Researchers have found Samoa likely had a uniquely small population when it was first settled more than 3000 years ago.

Vanuatu's Pentecost is in desperate need of aid after Tropical Cyclone Harold devastated the island.

The biggest issues confronting disaster officials in Tonga following last week's battering from Cyclone Harold are the state of wharves in 'Eua and Ha'apai and some of the coastal roads.

The Cook Islands government has ordered an extensive clean-up programme after the number of dengue fever cases doubled in March.