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The Cook Islands government is delighted at New Zealand's loosening of the qualification rules around NZ Superannuation and the Veteran's Pension.

Tonga will compete on the men's World Sevens Series for the first time in more than five years after finishing fifth at the Oceania Sevens in Suva.

The Cook Islands Court of Appeal has upheld a stay on a by-election in Rakahanga, which is the focus of an electoral petition.

The Cook Islands says it will sign on to China's Belt and Road initiative in the next week.

New Zealand's Minister for Social Development says 174 people in the New Zealand realm countries currently qualify for NZ Superannuation under changes put through parliament this week.

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison is expected to announce a $US1.5 billion fund to provide loans to Pacific nations today, in a speech putting forward the Government's new foreign policy…

The Cook Islands are hoping to go one better at the Oceania Sevens, which kicks off in Suva tomorrow.

A bill aimed at improving access to New Zealand Superannuation and Veteran's Pension for those living in the Cook Islands, Niue and Tokelau has passed its third reading.

The OFC Champions League winners will be crowned on the day with grand final reverting to a "one-off" match in 2019.

A Cook Islands MP has resigned after an electoral petition was brought against him alleging he treated voters during the June election.

Did you know Parliament can add a week to the year? Well, they can and they’re doing it on Thursday.

Tom Marsters, the Cook Islands Queen's Representative, and his wife Tuaine, are on their way to Buckingham Palace where he will be knighted.

Each sitting day MPs work through legislation and at the top of the list today is a bill on oil and gas exploration permits.

The Cook Islands Govt Minister is attending a major trade expo in China this week.

The Cook Islands is welcoming a loosening of international aid rules ahead of its imminent graduation to developed nation status.