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The Cook Islands has reacted negatively to the passing of the Social Assistance Bill in the New Zealand Parliament.

Health officials in the Cook Islands are taking steps to improve the health of the nation's youngest citizens, turning their focus to the critical first 1000 days of a child's life.

A group in the Cook Islands says the government must not make the people pay for the water they use.

Cook Islands prosecutors believe the evidence is stacked against a former cabinet minister and current leader of the One Cook Islands party, Teina Bishop, in a significant bribery case.

There is growing support for the Cook Islands to have a dual name.

The New Zealand Foreign Minister has dismissed criticism over the government's decision not to send a minister to the Cook Islands' 60th anniversary celebrations.

Archaeologists visiting the Cook Islands have uncovered an ancient walkway or paepae on Rarotonga.

The Cook Islands High Court has given the green light today for plaintiff Nandi Glassie to go ahead with his petition challenging the Atiu by-election result.

There is a possibility some seats may change hands when the final counting of the votes from last week's Cook Islands general election is completed next week, according to the Cook Islands News.

A number of new faces will get their first taste of international netball tonight when the Cook Islands host the first of two matches against a New Zealand Development Squad in Rarotonga.

Tourists and locals swimming in drinking water intakes in the Cook Islands has prompted serious heath concerns.

The director of public health in the Cook Islands says she is starting to see an improvement in people's lifestyle choices as a result of initiatives to combat obesity.

A convicted former MP in the Cook Islands, Teina Bishop, is facing more investigations.

Hopes are high the Cook Islands parliament will reconsider some of the water charges planned to pay for the agency that will run Rarotonga's new reticulation system.

The Cook Islands Prime Minister's Office says all cellular telephone services on Rarotonga could be down for up to three weeks after a fire destroyed the main Bluesky cellular hub today.

Cook Islands coach Matt Calcott admits his side could be in for a long 90 minutes in their opening match at the Oceania Under 20 men's Football Championship.

In a vibrant display of cultural pride, Cook Islanders gave their all on stage at the Te Maeva Nui New Zealand. Audio