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The principal of a Cook Islands secondary school says she is thrilled that the Prime Minister has given assurances in Parliament that the school will not be closing down.

The Cook Islands Parliament is meeting this week for the first time this year but our correspondent says there are no assurances how long the sitting will last.

The Cook Islands Government is confident it will have landowners' backing for stage two of its huge Te Mato Vai water supply scheme to go ahead shortly.

Tara Millar, who became pregnant with her fourth child while studying to be a doctor, wants other wāhine with tamariki to achieve their dreams.

A new Pacific study indicates wave energy could work as an alternative to fossil fuels for some countries.

A 22-year-old man died and another is in a serious condition after two unrelated motorcycle crashes in the Cook Islands at the weekend.

'If anything, this is a reason for all of us to speak even louder'

The recently appointed Cook Islands womens sevens coach says her team has come on in leaps and bounds since she took over the reins in April.

The council of the European Union has ratified a controversial fisheries agreement with the Cook Islands.

Student groups want the government to stop using what they call draconian techniques to get people to repay their student loans.

A New Zealander attempting to leave the country has been arrested over a student loan default.

A woman arrested at Auckland Airport is the second person this year to be detained over a student loan default.

A Cook Islands landowner says if the government acted in good faith the delayed Te Mato Vai water system could be rebooted.

One of the world's largest collections of historic Pacific treasures will be displayed in a new project launched by New Zealand's Auckland War Memorial Museum.